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CALENDAR 


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CHARTER ROLLS 


PRESERVED IN THE 
4. Qua. PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. 


VOL. Ill. 


PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF 


THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS. 


EDWARD I, EDWARD II. 
A.D. 1800—1326. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE 
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PREFACE - - 


CONTENTS. 


List or CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL - 


BrBLIoGRAPHY . 


ConmigzwDA For Vor. II. 


ConmmGENDA For Vor. III. - - . - 
Charter Roll 29 Edward I - 


» 80  , 

» 81 » - 

» 82 » - - - 

" 33 » 

» 84 » - 
» 95 » 7 - - 

» 1 Edward II - - - 

» 2 » - - - 
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Inpex or Persons AND PríackES - - . 


Inpex or CountTIEs 
Inpex or SusjRCTS 


(v) 


PREFACE. 


THE present volume is the third of a series of Calendars 
of the Charter Rolls from the reign of Henry III to the 
reign of Henry VIII, the object and character of which 


are explained in the Preface to the first volume. 


. The text has been prepared under my immediate 
supervision by Mr. C. G. Crump, with the assistance of 
Mr. A. E. Stamp. 


The Indexes have been compiled by Mr. J. G. 
Black. 
H. C. MAXWELL LYTK 


Public Record Office, 
1 May, 1908. 


( vi ) 


LIST OF CHARTEBS PRINTED IN FULL. 


The following list shows all the charters printed in full in 
the present volume. They have been arranged, as far as 
possible, in chronological order. Mr. H. W. C. Davis, 
Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, has been good enough to 
assist in assigning dates to the charters of Henry I. 


CuanTERS oF EpwanRD THE CoNrESSOR. 


Winchester, St. Swithun's (No. 2). 1042-1047. p. 847. 
Winchester, St. Swithun's (No. 13. 1047-1062. p. 847. 
Aelfstan, monk of Worcester. 1062. fp. 206. 


Cuarrers OF WiLLIAM I. 


Worcester priory. 1066-1087. p. 206. 
Battle abbey. Windsor. 1066-1087. p. 196. 
Winchester, St. Swithun's. 1070-1087. p. 848. 
. London, St. Paul's. 1072.1078. p.291. 
Winchester, St. Swithun's. 1075-1087. p.846. 
Battle abbey. Westminster. 1075-1087. p. 197. 
Battle abbey. Winchester. 1075-1087 [?spurious]. p. 1965. 
Jumieges abbey. 1078-1085. p. 881. 
London, St. Paul's. 1081-3087. p. 291. 
Battle abbey. Spurious. Winchester. p. 196. 


Cuarrern or WiLuiaM I. or WitwisM II. 
Winchester, Sí. Swithun’s. Winchester. 1070-1098. p. 848. 


CHARTERS OF WiLLIAM II. 


Battle abbey. "Winchester. 1087-1100. p.197. 

London, St. Paul's. 1087-1100. p. 292. 

Norwich, Holy Trinity. Salisbury. 1091-1098. p. 70. 
Christchurch, canons of. "Winchester. 1098-1100. p. 288. 
Norwich, Holy Trinity. Westminster. 1094-1098. p. 71. 
Winchester, Walkelin, bishop of. Hastings. 1096. p. 851. 
London, 8t. Paul's. 1009-1100. p. 291. 


CmanTzRS or Henry I. 


Thorney abbey. Ditton. 1100-1118. p. 242. 

Carlisle, St. Mary's. Worcester. 1100-1129. p.81. 
Carlisle, 8t. Mary's. Waltham. 1100-1129. p.82. 
London, St. Paul's. Westminster. 1100-1129. p. 292. 
Barnstaple priory. Alton (Dultona). 1100-1186. p. 881. 
London, St. Paul's. Westminster. 1101-1102. p. 292. 


Vili LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. 


Norwich, St. Paul's hospital. Westminster. 1100-1185. p. 1. 
St. Alban’s abbey. St. Albans. 1108-1106. p. 20. 

Battle abbey. Westminster. 1108-1109. p. 884. 

Robert Achard. Westminster. 1107.11.8. p. 860. 

Thetford priory. Reading. 1107-1118. p. 876. 

St. Alban’s abbey. Suthtona. 1107-1128. p. 19. 

Beverley, St. John’s. Westminster. 1108-1118. p. 140. 

York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 1108-1128. p. 119. ° 
Winchester, William Giffard, bishop of. Windsor. 1109. p. 861. 
Rouen, St. Mary de Prato. Winchester. 1111-1128. p. 60.9 
Bridlington, canons of. Evreux. 1118-1185. p. 187. 
Winchester, 8t. Swithun’s. Westbourne. 1114. p.840. 

St. Alban's abbey. Woodstock. 1114-1118. p. 17. 

Rouen, St. Mary's. Winchester. 1115-1128. p. 462. 

York, St. Mary's. Argentan. 1119-1182. c. 1182. p. 119. 
Barnstaple priory. Westminster. 1121. p.981. 

York, St Mary's. Windsor. 1128-1181. p. 120. 

Winchester, St. Swithun's. Eling. 1128-1185. p. 8465. 
Kenilworth priory. 1124-1197. p. 275. 

Southampton, St. Denis. Eling. 1125-1129. p. 386. 
Southampton, St. Denis. Eling. 1125-1129. p. 886. 

Oseney abbey. Woodstock. 1129-1188. p. 417. 

Bruton, canons of. Rouen. c. 1180. p. 270. 


CuartTers or STEPHEN. 


Beverley, St. John's. York. 1185. p. 140. 

Oxford, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. Oxford. 1185-1189. p. 464. 
Winchester, Henry bishop of. Exeter. 1135-1189. p. 852. 
Thorney abbey. Westminster. 1185-1189. p. 243. 

Winchester. Henry bishop of. Bermondsey. 1185-1152. p. 353. 
Croyland abbey. Lincoln. 1185-1154. p. 101. 

Taunton, burgesses of. Gilling. 1185-1164. p. 854. A 
Tynemouth priory. York. 1185-1164. p. 290. 

Tynemouth priory. St. Albans. 1185-1154. p. 290. 

Winchester, Henry bishop of. Westminster. 1186. p. 852. 
Winchester, Henry bishop of. Westminster. 1180. p. 858. 
Winchester, Henry bishop of. London. 1180-1154. p. 854. 
Boulogne. St. Mary Magdalene's. Rouen. 1187. p. 874. 
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Portsmouth. 11987. p. 888. 
Waverley Abbey. Waverley. 15 September 5 Stephen (1140). p. 872. 
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1140-1154. p. 888. 
Christchurch, canons of. Winchester. 1150. p. 288. 

Rufford abbey. York. 1152-1154. p. 298. 

Rufford abbey. Lincoln. 1152-1154. p. 294. 

Thorney abbey. Bury St. Edmunds. 1152-1154. p. 248. 
Crowland abbey. Romford. 11658-1154. p. 101. 

Bristol, St. Augustine's. Dunstable. 1158-1154. p. 878. 
Thorney abbey. London. 1164. p. 248. 


Carters OF Maun. 


Godstow abbey. Devizes. 1199-1148. p. 829. 
Oseney abbey. Oxford. 1141-1148. p. 420. 





* This charter is dated A.D. 1122, in the 31st year of the reign, an impossible 
combination. 


LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. 1x 


Carters or Henry II. 


Newhouse abbey. Les Andelys. 1154-1157. p. 884. 

Lincoln, citizens of. Nottingham. 1154-1158. p. 7. 

Louth Park abbey. York. 1154-1158. p.247. 

Louth Park abbey. York. 1154-1158. p. 247. 

Winchester, St. Swithun’s. London. 1154-1158. p.855. 
Hythe, men of. Dover. 1154-1160. p. 219. 

Linceln, citizens of. 1154-1160. p.7. 

York, St. Mary's. York. 1164-1160. p.112. 

Sandwich and Sarr, men of. Westminster. 1154-1101. p. 221. 
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Rouen. 1164-1108. p. 887. 
Southampton, St. Denis priory. 1164-1165. p. 887. 

Acle, men of. Norwich. 1154-1166. p. 67. 

Athelney abbey. Westminster. 1154-1166. p. 55. 
Gloucester, burgesses of. Westminster. 1154-1166. p. 200. 
Bristol, St. Augustine’s. 1154-1166. p. 877. 

Lincoln, citizens of. Stanford. 1154-1166. p. 812. 
Shrewsbury hospital. Woodstock. 1154-1166. p. 292. 
Moxby, nuns of. York. 1154-1167. p. 896. 

Trentham priory. Northampton. 1154-1167. p 217. 
Worksop priory. Nottingham. 1154-1167. p. 295. 
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1151-1178. p. 880. 
Christchurch, canons of. Salisbury. 1164-1175. p. 284. 
Southampton, 8t. Denis priory. Romsey. 1164-1175. p. 888. 
Worcester priory. Feckenham. 1154-1176. p. 206. 

St. Alban’s abbey. Clarendon. 1164-1176. p. 19. 

Embseay, St. Cuthbert. Winchester. 1154-1179. p. 51. 
Southampton, 8t. Denis priory. Porchester. 1154-1179. p. 888. 
Barnstaple priory. Northampton. 1154-1180. p. 881. 
Croyland abbey. Wallingford. 1154-1180. p. 101. 

Trentham priory. Brill. 1164-1180. p. 217. 

Louth Park abbey. Nottingham. 1154-1185. p. 268. 

Louth Park abbey. Nottingham. 1154-1185. p. 268. 

York, St. Mary's. York. 1154-1189. p.112. 

Woburn abbey. Woodstock. 1154-1189. p. 286. 

Acle, men of. Bury St. Edmunds. 1154-1189. p. 66. 
Blanchelande abbey. Valognes. 1154-1189. p. 862. 
Blanchelande abbey. Westminster. 1154-1189. p. 802. 
Lincoln, citizens of. Worcester. 1154-1189. p. 7. 

Sherborne abbey. Silverstone. 1154-1189. p. 498. 
Wombridge, St. Leonard’s. Lichfield. 1154-1189. p. 404. 
Wombridge, St. Leonard's. Feckenham. 1154-1189. p. 405. 
Geoffrey son of Ralph dela Mare. Bridgenorth. 1165. p. 870. 
Jumiéges abbey. Brockenhurst. c. 1155. p. 882. 

Jumiéges abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p 882. 

Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 11655. p. 88. 

Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p. 88. 

Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p.89. 

Bridgnorth, burgesses of. Red Moor. 1155-1158. p.216. 
Carlisle, St. Mary's. Brampton. 11655-1158. p.82. 

Durham, St. Cuthbert’s. York. 1156-1158. p.898. 
Hastings, men of. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 221. 

Louth Park abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 268. 

Lenton priory. Nottingham. 1155-1158. p. 816. 

Lydd and Dengemarsh, men of. Winchester. 1165-1158. p. 220. 
Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p.418. 

Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p. 418. 


x LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. 


Oseney abbey. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 418. 

Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p. 422. 

Rufford abbey. Westminster. 1155-1168. p. 298. 

Rufford abbey. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 298. 

St. Albans abbey. St. Albans. 1155-1158. p.17. 

St. Albans abbey. St. Albans. 1155-1158. p.19. 

Selby abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 408. 

Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1155-1158, p. 387. 

Thorney abbey. Lincoln. 1156-1158. p. 244. 

Thorney abbey. Lincoln. 1155-1158. p.244. 

Winchester, St. Swithun’s. London. 1155-1158. p. 848. 

Woburn abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 286. 

Woburn abbey. York. 1156-1168. p. 286. 

Exeter, Robert bishop of. Westminster. 11565-1160. p.271. 

Robert de Sancto Paulo. 1155-1162. p. 477. 

St. Albans abbey. London. 1156-1166. p.20. 

Leicester, St. Mary de Prato. Dover. 1156. p. 879. 

St. Inglevert hospital. St. Omer. 1156. p. 414. 

Woburn abbey. Rouen. 1168-1160. p. 285. 

Woburn abbey. Rouen. 1158-1160. p. 285. 

Ecajeul, Sainte Barbe. Rouen. 1168-1162. p. 808. 

Reading abbey. Rouen. 1160-1163. p. 279. 

Bruton, canons of. Woodstock. 1162-1170. p. 270. 

Kenilworth priory. Marlborough. 1162-1184. p. 276. 

Gloucester, burgesses of. Gloucester. 1168-1178. p. 200. 

Newport, burgesses of. Brewood. 1168-1178. p. 488. 

Swine, St. Mary's. Woodstock. 1168-1178. p. 62. 

Worksop priory. Castleton. 1163-1178. p. 296. 

Lenton priory. Northampton. 1168-1174. p. 816. 

Swineshead abbey. Windsor. . 11638-1181. p. 818. 

Blanchelande abbey. Bur le Roi. 1164-1174. p. 862. 

Bristol, St. Augustine's. Winchester. 1166-1178. p. 878. 

Robert son of Sawin de Northampton. Bur le Roi. 1160-1176. 
p. 478. 

Lessness priory. Gloucester. 1166-1176. p.841. 

Bath, St. Peter's. Argentan. 1166-1184. p. 471. 

Newnham, St. Paul's. Quévilly. 1166-1189. p. 858. 

Newnham, St. Paul's. Woodstock. 1166-1189. p. 858. 

Bath, Reginald bishop of. Winchester. 1174-1184. p. 472. 

Winchester, Richard bishop of. Caen. 1174-1184. p. 856. 

Winchester, Richard bishop of. Windsor. 1175-1179. Pp. 864. 

Bath, Reginald bishop of. Geddington. 1176-1181. p. 471. 

Lenton priory. Nottingham. 1176-1189. p. 316. 

Wombridge, St. Leonard's. Clarendon. 1176-1189. p. 406. 

Winchester, Richard bishop of. Westminster. 1178-1179. p. 850. 

Marton, canons and nuns of. Silverstone. 1179-1188. p. 896. 

Swine, St. Mary's. Carlisle. 1180-1186. p.61. 

Stratford, St. Leonard's. Guildford. 1180-1188. p. 888. 

Crendon Park abbey. "Woodstock. 1180-1189. p. 210. 

Bruton, canons of. Winchester. 1182-1184. p. 270. 

Leiston abbey. Westminster. 1184-1186. p. 199. 


CmHARTERS OF Rionarp I. 


Newhouse abbey. Geddington. 14 September, 1 Richard I (1189). 
p. 887. 

Rufford abbey. (ieddington. 14 September, 1 Richard I (1189.) 
p. 294. 





LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. xl 


Waverley abbey. Geddington. 15 September, 1 Richard I (1189). 

p. 872. 

Croyland abbey. Geddington. 16 September, 1 Richard I (1189). 
1 


p. 101. 

St. Albans abbey. Geddington. 17 September, 1 Richard I (1189) 
and renewed Les Andelys, 12 November, 10 Richard I (1198). p. 20. 

Durham, St. Cuthbert’s. Geddington. 18 September, 1 Richard I 
(1189). p. 898. 

Southampton, Si. Denis. Warwick. 18 September, 1 Richard I 
(1189) and renewed Les Andelys, 1 December, 10 Richard I (1198). 


p. 889. 
Thornton abbey. Warwick. 20 September [1 Richard I] (1189). 


P. 9. 

Merevale abbey. Feckenham. 28 September, 1 Richard I (1189). 
p. 485. 

Southampton, burgesses of. Warwick. 28 September, 1 Richard I 
(1189), p. 840. 

Christchurch, canons of. Westminster. 8 October {1 Richard I], 
(1189). p. 284. 

Hereford, citizens of. Westminster. 9 October, 1 Richard I (1189), 
p. 240. 

Bruerne, monks of. Westminster. 10 October, 1 Richard I (1189). 
p. 270. 

Newhouse abbey. Westminster. 10 October, 1 Richard I (1189). 


p. 885. 
Amesbury abbey. Arundel. 14 October. 1 Richard 1(1189). p. 55. 
Holmcultram abbey. Canterbury. 8 November, 1 Richard I (1189) 
and renewed Les Andelys, 11 November, 10 Richard I (1198). 
p. 79. 
Rouen, Bt. Mary's. Westminster. 12 November, 1 Richard I (1189), 
p. 462. 
Winchester, St. Swithun's. Westminster. 18 November, 1 Richard I 
1189) and renewed Chateau Gaillard. | 8 September, 10 Richard I 
- (1198). i 866. 
d 


Bury St. Edmunds abbey. Bury St. Edmund's. 20 November 
1 Richard I (1189), p. 278. 

Bath, St. Peter's. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I (1189). 
p. 470. 


Bath, Reginald bishop of. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I 
(1189). p.478. 

Bath, Reginald bishop of. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I 
(1189). p. 474. 

Ctteaux abbey. Dover. 11 December {1 Richard I], (1189). 


p. 222. 

York, St. Mary's. No place or date (1189). p. 112. 

Richard Revel. Lyons la Forét. 27 March, 1 Richard I (1190) and 
renewed Cahagnes, 23 January, 10 Richard I (1199). p. 188, 

Lessness priory. Vézelay. 8 July, 1 Richard I (1190). p. 842. 

Durham, St. Cuthbert's. Marseilles. 5 August, 1 Richard I (1190) 
and renewed Lyons la Forót, 7 December, 10 Richard I (1198). 
p. 894. 

Drax priory. Winchester. No date, 1189. p. 176. 

Rye and Winchelsea, men of. Messina, 27 March, 2 Richard I 
(1191). p.319. 

Lincoln, citizens of. Winchester. 24 April, 5 Richard I (1194). 


p. 8. 
Gloucester, burgesses of. Portsmouth. 6 May, 5 Richard I (1194). 
p. 200. 


xii 


LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. 


Langley, canons of. Rouen. 1 September, 8 Richard I (1197). 
80 


p. 480. 

Roger de Sancto Manveo. Les Andelys. 19 September, 
10 Richard I. (1198). p. 482. 

St. Albans abbey. Les Andelys. 18 November, 10 Richard I (1198), 


p. 17. 

Blythburgh priory. Cahagnes. 28 January, 10 Richard I (1199). 
p. 412, and (better text). p. 488. 

Sulby abbey. No place. No date. p.811. 


CHARTERS OF JOHN. 


Oseney abbey. Hadlow. 16 June, 1 John (1199). p. 419. 
Southampton burgesses. Orival. 29 June, 1 John (1199). p. 840 
Savigny abbey. Séez. 14 July, 1 John (1199). p. 400. 
Winchester, Godfrey bishop of. Porchester. 25 April, 1 John (1200). 
p. 956. 
Stamford, St. Michael's, nuns. Louth. 18 January, (1201). p. 51. 
Southwick, canons of. Cháteau du Loir. 21 July, 8 John (1201). 
p. 209. 
Ralph de Hauvill. Domfront. 2 January, 8 John (1202). p. 840. 
Winchester, John bishop of.  Orival. 1 May, 8 John (1202). 
p. 849. 
Beverley, St. John's. Verneuil. 8 October, 4 John (1202). p. 141. 
William de Braosa. Rouen. 24 February, 4 John (1208). p. 46. 
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 18 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118. 
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 18 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118. 
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 19 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118. 
Ford abbey. Lambeth. 10 October, 6 John (1204). p. 207. 
Gilbert Pecche. No place. No date. (1205-1207.) p. 805. 
Pevensey and Langney, men of. Lambeth. 27 April, 8 John (1207). 
p. 220. 
Oseney abbey. Corfe. 21 January, 10 John (1209). p. 419., 
William de Serland. Carrickfergus. 26 July,12 John (1210). p. 198. 
Rufford abbey. Winchester. 8 October [? 6 or 9 John]. p. 294. 


CnHaRTEBRS OF EpwanRp I. 


Durham, 8t. Cuthbert's. Carlisle. 26 September, 26 Edward I (1298). 
p. 412. 

The tinmen of Cornwall Westminster. April 10, 88 Edward I 
(1805). p. 58. 

The tinmen of Devon. Westminster. April 10, 88 Edward I 
(1806). p. 54. 


CnAnTEBS or Kmes or ScoTLAND. 


Malcolm, king of Scots, to St. Peter’s hospital, York. Carlisle. 
1158-11665. p. 98. 

William, king of Scots, to St. Peter's hospital, York. — Clacmannan. 
1166-1214. p. 92. 

William, king of Scots, to St. Peter's hospital, York. Gretenho, 
1175-1199. p. 90. 

Alexander III, king of Scotland, to Coldingham priory. Selkirk. 
16 June, 27 Alexander (1276). p. 50. 








LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. xiii 


CHARTERS OF PRIVATE PERSONS. 


Nigel, bishop of Ely to Thorney abbey. 1188-1169. p. 246. 

Adeliza, queen of Henry I, to Oseney abbey. 11865-1150. p. 420. 

Miles, earl of Hereford, to Tintern abbey. Before 1148. p. 96. 

Hughtred son of Fergus, to St. Peter's hospital, York. 1154-1186. 
p. 91. | 

William de Rossedale to St. Peter's hospital, York. Before 11665. 


p. 98. 
John, lord of Ireland, to Lanthony abbey. London. 1177-1199. 


p. 128. 

John, lord of Ireland, to St. John's hospital. Waterford. 
Marlborough. 1177-1199. p. 282. 

Robert de Brus to St. Peter's hospital, York. Before 1194. p. 92. 

Walter son of Alan to St. Peters hospital, York. p. 90. 

Alan son of Walter to St. Peter's hospital, York. p. 90. 

. Alan son of Rowland, constable of Scotland, to St. Peter's hospital, 
ork. p. 92. 
B. son of Duvegal, to Bt. Peter's hospital, York. Dumfries. p. 90. 


Last or Onarrers or Henry III, 


Abstracts of the following charters of Henry III will be found in this 
volume, occurring in charters of ‘inspeximus and supplying the places of 
enrolments now lost or imperfect. 
Swansea, burgesses of. Northampton. 8 March, 18 Henry III 
(1284). p. 199. 

Carlisle, St. Mary's. Rochester. 25 July, 18 Henry III (1284). 
p. 861. 

Thurgarton, canons of. Marlborough. 12 August, 18 Henry III 
(1284). p. 214. 

Bath, Jocelin bishop of. Westminster. 28 October, 19 Henry III 
(1985). p. 478. 

Coggeshall abbey. Westminster. 26 May, 81 Henry III (1247). 


p. 4 

Copgeshall abbey. Westminster. 10 October, 84 Henry III (1250), 
p. 480. ! 

York, St. Peter's. Portsmouth. 65 July, 87 Henry III (1258). 


Pp. 56. 
Hailes abbey. Portsmouth. 20 July, 87 Henry III (1258). p. 489. 
Coggeshall abbey. Baddow. 6 April, 40 Henry III (1266). p. 480. 
York city, Windsor. 17 May, 40 Henry III (1266). p. 185. 
York city. Windsor. 18 May, 40 Henry III (1256). p. 186. 
Grimsby, men of. Westminster. 27 May, 40 Henry III (1250). 
p. 410. 
Southampton, burgesses of. Bristol. 14 July, 40 Henry III (1266). 
841. 


p- . 
Shrewsbury, burgesses of. Feckenham. 10 August, 40 Henry III 
(1256). p. 426. 
Worcester priory. Woodstock. 16 August, 40 Henry III (1256). 


p. 207. 
Bridgenorth, burgesses of. Woodstock. 16 August, 40 Henry III 


path ae d p. 215. 

e Greynham: Westminster. 28 November, 50 Henry III 
(1 1265). p. 811. . 

Newark Priory by Guildford. Westminster, 12 February, 
65 Henry IÍI (1271). p. 429. 


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Chronicon Monasterii de Abingdon. Edited by the Rev. Joseph 
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CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND ANTIQUARIAN Socrery. 


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Somerset Recorp Soorery. 


Two Cartularies of the Priory of St. Peter at Bath. Edited by W. 
Hunt. 1898. 








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Cartularium Abbathie de Novo Monasterio. Edited by the Rev. J. T. 
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Cartularium Abbathia de Whitby. Edited by the Rev. J. C. Atkinson. 
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Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis. — Edited by the Rev. W. 
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The History of the City of Exeter. By the Rev. G. Oliver. 1861. 

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CORRIGENDA FOR VOL IL. 


P. vij. 1. 11 from foot; for Winchester read Westminster. 
P. x. 1. 9 from top; for le read la. 

P. 54,1. 7 ; for March 8, read March 11. 

P. 108, 1. 29 from foot ; after Reginaldi add (sic). 

P. 187, 1. 19 from foot ; after Maloctauso add [rectius Malotraverso] . 
P. 275, 1. 12 from bottom ; for Henvenen read Henveneu. 
P. 807, 1. 19 from foot; for filio read filii. 

P. 807, l. 17 from foot ; for Burnam read Burum. 

P. 808, 1. 12 from top; for Artas read Arcas. 


CORRIGENDA FOR INDEX OF VOL. II 


Agiulf identify with Aiulf. 

Aiulf, add À. ihe chamberlain, Agiulf and 182, 490. 
Balilened, read Balitened. 

Bisentona. Identify with Bilsington, Kent. 
Bynaynes. Add See also Vynais. 

Chamberlains. Add Aiulf. 

Chancellors. Add Geoffrey, Waldric. 

Geoffrey Add Geoffrey, chancellor of Henry I. 90. 
Heretbne. Add [In Hartland]. 

Iburnesdene. Identify with Hornden [in Beddenden]. 
Martinesgrave — Identify with Groves [in Oving]. 
Nadrefeld. Identify with Netherfield [in Battle]. 
Préaux [Calvados]. Read Préaux [Eure]. 

Preston. Identify with East Preston. 

Senlis, Simon de. Add 884. 

Turnham, Stephen de. Identify with Taronis, Stephen de. 
Veer, Aubrey de. Dele A. the Chamberlain and 132. 
Vynais. Add See also Bynaynes. 

Waldric. ele G. and 70. 

Westbourne. Dele reference to p. 807. 








mr Oo IU FX CU Io FU Iw FU Iu 


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CORRIGENDA FOR VOL. III, 


9, 1l. 12 from top. After p.s. add [2276]. 

10, l. 14 from top. | For Aumále read Aumale. 

19, 1. 18 from foot. For propeterea read propterea. 
66, 1. 2 from foot. For solebaut read solebant. 

67,1. 18 from top. Fur St. Thomas read St. Nimon. 


180, 1. 
200, 1. 
217, 1. 
299, 1. 
249, 1. 
273, l. 
290, 1. 
299, 1 
867, 1. 
394, 1. 
482, 1. 


. 444, 1. 


25 from top. | For Joshep read Joseph. 

18 from foot. or desturbet read disturbet. 

12 from foot. For R. de Verdon read B. de Verdon. 

27 from foot. Fer Lyons le Forét read Lyons-la-Forét. 
22 from foot. For manor read market. 

2 from top. Jor Angelie read Anglie. 

11 from foot. or jucticiis read justitiis. 

11 from foot. For pev read per. 

22 from top. bor Kaukbury read Kankbury. 

8 from top. For Caron read Corou. 

88 and l. 47. | or Mauneo read Manveo. 

18 from foot; after in favour of the add prior and monks of 


Brecon, which is a cell of Battle abbey and dele line 12. - 


. 480, 1. 
. 480, 1. 


28. For William read W [alter]. 
24. For Ralph read R[ichard]. 


1300. 
Dec. 26. 


Northampton. 
54 


1301. 
Jan. 4. 


Northampton 
53 


1300. 
Dec. 26. 


Nortbampton. 


Jan. 98. 


Nettleham. 


51 


Feb. 5. 


Nettleham. 
50 


Feb. 9. 
Nettleham. 
49 


Feb. 8. 


Lincoln. 
48 


Feb. 8. 


Nettleham. 
47 


CALENDAR 


OF 


CHARTER ROLLS. 


20 EDWARD I. 








MEMBRANE 18. 


Grant to the prior and convent of St. Swithun's, Winchester, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Berton by Winchester, Eston, 
Litleton, Avinton, Cumpton, Silkestede, Muchelmareys, Hoghtor, 
Nuteshilling, Husseburne, Whitcherche, Wyke, Chilbolton, Wensington, 
Westmoenes, Exton, Henton, Crundal, Sutton, Yatele, Hoddinggeton, 
Wotton, Hanyton and Mapeldreham, co. Hants, Eneford, Overton, 
Selkelye, Fyfhide, Aulton, Stokton, Stowelle, Pateneye, Hamme, Wrfton, 
Westwode, Hyneton and Bysshopeston, co. Wilts, Bledone, co. Somerset, 
and Wlfritheston, co. Berks. By fine before the treasurer. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to John de Broughton, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Broghton, co. Oxford, Weston, Little Wlward, Chesewyk 
and Tanwrth, co. Warwick. By fine before the treasurer. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne lands in Thorpe Watervill, 
Achirch and Aldewincle, co. Northampton. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to William Tuschet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at his manor of Leuenhales, co. Hereford, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Michael and the five 
days following. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


Grant to Henry Tregoz, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at 
his manor of Gatynges (sic), co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to John de Hastinges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at his manor of Fylungeleye, co. Warwick, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John 
the Baptist and the two days following. By K. 


Grant to Peter de Chauvent, and his heirs of a weekly market on 
Thursday at his manor of Impeton, co. Cambridge, and of a yearly fair 
there on Saturday in Easter week and the seven days following. By p.s. 


Grant to Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his successors, 
of a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of Sallowe, co. Derby, and 
of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. 
Michael. By K., on the information of Robert son of Walter. Dupplicatur. 


a. 5816. Wt. 30797, 400.—15/8/05. M. A 


' Feb. 12. 


1301. 
Feb. 10. 


Nettleham. 
46 


Feb. 14. 
Lincoln. 
45 


Feb. 15. 


Lincoln. 
44 


Feb. 19 


Lincoln, 
48 


Lincoln. 
42 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


———— — ———— 


Membrane 19—cont. 


Grant to Adam de Osgodeby, prebendary of the prebend of Ulfskelf in 
the church of St. Peter, York, and his successors, of free warren in all 
the demesne lands of the prebend in Ulfskelf, co. York. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.  Dupplicatur. 


Grant, at the instance of John de Langeton, the chancellor, to John de 
Langeton, his brother, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Saturday at 
his manor of Neuton in Makerfeld, co. Lancaster, and of two yearly fairs 
there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John before the 
Latin Gate and one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 5t. German 
the confessor; and of a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of 
Waleton in la Dale, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of St. Luke the lvangelist; grant also of free 
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manors and of Lauton and 
Goldburn in the same county. 

Rev precepit apud. Karliolum e die Novembris anno reyni sui aci". 


Grant to Roger de Lugore, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands of Strete, co. Hereford. By K. 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Grant, in consideration of a fine made with the king before the 
treasurer and barons, to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram, that 
their town of Skynburgh, which is within the metes of their island of 
Holmcultram, shall be a free borough and the men there dwelling free 
burgesses, having all the liberties and free customs belong to such a free 
borough, so that the said borough shall be kept by a faithful man to be 
chosen by the said abbot and convent, who shall first take his corporal 
oath before the said abbot and convent and their successors, or a person 
to be by them deputed therefore, that he will faithfully discharge all 
things pertaining to the office of keeper and will preserve all the liberties 
and free customs that pertain to the said borough or that shall be granted 
to it or the said burgesses by the king in future; and that all merchants 
whether of the king's lands or aliens, provided they are of the king's 
friendship and in hi$ peace, may come to the said borough with their goods 
and merchandise by land or water and there tarry and do their business 
and return without impediment, provided that their trade be lawful 
and that they discharge the customs due in the realm; with further 
grant to the said abbot and convent, that they shall have within the 
suid borough a weekly market on Thursday in a place to be by them 
appointed and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. John 
the Baptist and the fifteen days following. 

By fine before the treasurer, and by petition of the council. 


Inspevimus and confirmation, notwithstanding the statute of mortmain, 
of a charter, dated at Asserugge, 21 September, 28 Edward I, whereby 
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, gave to St. Mary and the church of Hayles 
and the abbot and monks thereof all his manor of Lecchelade, co. 
Gloucester, with all the appurtenances thereof, including the advowsons 
of the hospital and vicarage of the church of Lecchelade, to be held at fee 
farm in frank almoin by rendering yearly at Michaelmas 100 marks; 
witnesses, Sir William de Bereford, Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, knights, 
Walter de Aylesbury, Robert de Beleawe, John de Ewros, William de 
Lecche and Ralph de Lecche, 


1301. 


Feb. 14. 
Lincoln. 
41 


Feb. 20. 
Lincoln. 
40 


Feb. 10. 


Nettleham. 
39 


Feb. 10. 
Nettleham. 
o8 


29 EDWARD I. 9 


Membrane 11—cont. 


With this proviso that the said abbot and convent shall in future pay 
50 marks to the king in addition to the 100 marks mentioned above. 
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 
Walter de Bello Campo and John de Benstede, and by fine 
before the treasurer. 


Grant to William Tuchet, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands of Leuenhales, co. Hereford, Finemere and Shaldeswell, 
co. Oxford, and Preston and Cuuele, co. Buckingham. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


Gift to the prior and convent of St. Katherine’s without Lincoln of a 
messuage in Lincoln late of Hagin son of Benedict, late a Jew of Lincoln, 
which by the exile of the said Hagin from the realm is in the king's 
hands as his escheat; to be held by rendering yearly to the king 13s. 4d. 

By petition returned from the council. 


Grant to John son of William de Ludham, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all his demesne lands in Frense, Disce and Osemundeston, co. 
Norfolk. By K. on the information of Hugh de Veer. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church of SS. Mary and Michael and the canons of Bromore:— 

1. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale 
and Devon and Lady of the Isle, in her widowhood, gave to the said 
church and canons in frank almoin, for her soul and the souls of 
Baldwin her father, Amicia, her mother, and Baldwin her brother, 
the tenement and land which John Gauefrey sometime held in 
Bromore ; witnesses, Sir John de Wotton, Sir John de Sancta Elena, 
Sir Richard de Affton, Sir Edmund Spigurnel and Sir Jordan de 
Kingeston, knights, William de Rodeston, Thomas Baudewyne, 
Richard de Bukesgate, Ralph de Boelaund, William de Buttestorn, 
John de Avene. 

2. A charter, whereby Laurence de Compton gave to the said 
prior and canons all the land which he had in the town of Hordhulle, 
that is two messuages with a curtilage and two acres of arable, which 
the donor had from (ex traditione de) John Roscelyn of Borghly, in 
the same town, and fourteen acres of arable, which the donor had of 
the demise of John Jordan son of Geoffrey Jordan in the same town, 
and two acres and the third of an acre which the donor had of the 
demise of Robert Aunfrey in the said town; to be held by the said 
prior and canons from the chief lords of the fee, by rendering to John 
Trenchard, and his heirs, for the said fourteen acres, ld. for all 
service saving the king’s service; for which gift the said prior and 
canons have given 22 marks beforehand by way of fine (yersumam) ; 
witnesses, Henry de Arnewode, John Trenchard, William de 
Butesthorne, John le Veyl, William de Kyhavene, Robert Arnfrey, 
John the clerk of Beketon, Nigel Aunfrey, John Michel; dated at 
Hordhulle, Wednesday next after the feast of St. Matthias the 
Apostle, 16 Edward I. 

8. A charter, whereby Robert Aumfrey of Hordehill gave to the 
said prior and canons two acres of arable in Hordhill, whereof one 
acre and a half lie in La Wetcroft and run from south to north above 
(super) the land, which John de Haywode formerly held from the 


1301. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10—cont. 


donor, one end (caput) running southward to the land of William 
Blanchecote between the land of William Aunfrey, the donor's son, 
on the west, and the land of Henry de Harnewode on the east, 
and the remaining half acre lies in La Suthide between the land of 
the donor on the west and the land of the said William Aumfrey on 
ihe east, and runs northward over La Wetcrofte and southward over 
Hordynghide; with further gift of all the land which Roger de 
Netham formerly held of the donor in Hordhill, and which the said 
Roger demised to the said prior and convent by the bounds contained 
in the charter which the said Roger had from the donor; to be held 
by the said prior and canons from the said donor and his heirs; for 
which gift the said prior and convent have given 7s. 6d. beforehand ; 
witnesses, Henry de Harnewode, John Trenchard, Philip de 
Bachampton, John le Veyl, William de Butesthorne, John the clerk, 
Nigel Aumfrey, William de Kyhavene, John Michel. 

4. A charter, whereby Henry son of Robert Amfrey gave to the 
said prior and convent one acre of arable land, which he had of the 
gift of his father, in the field of Hordhill in the tillage called 
Midelforlang, lying between the land of Nigel Aunfrey on either side; 
to be held from the donor, and his heirs, by the said canons, who 
have paid 1 mark beforehand by way of fine for the same ; witnesses, 
Nigel Aunfrey, John le Flemyng, William de Butesthorn, John le 
Mes John de Fernhull, John Michel, Simon Marshal, William de 

tanes. 

5. A charter, whereby William, called Galun, with the consent of 
Christina his wife gave to the said church and canons two acres of 
arable lying in the field of Hordhill adjoining the land of Nigel 
Aumfrey (in cultura propinguiori Nigelli Aumfrey) on the east, 
which land the donor had of the gift of William Aumfrey by a 
charter, which has been delivered to the said canons; to be held quit 
of all claim by the said donor his wife or their heirs; witnesses, 
Roger de Gardino, constable of the castle of Cristeschirche, William 
de Butesthorn, Henry Long, William de Gundevill, Richard de 
Brockhampton, Nigel Aumfrey, William de Kyhavene, John called 
clerk. 

6. A charter, whereby John le Caus gave to the said church and 
canons, in frank almoin, all the lands, which he had of the gift of 
John le Flemyng in the town of Hordhille, to be held by the said 
canons from the chief lords of the fee, by rendering yearly to the 
chief lords 2s.; witnesses, William de Butesthorn, John Trenchard, 
Henry de Arnewode, Nigel Amfrey, Richard de Burleye. 

7. <A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey, son of Robert Aumfrey, 
gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, a portion of his 
land through the middle of his chief mansion in Bekiton, beginning 
from the king’s highway on the west side and running lengthwise to 
the east right through the middle of his court, on which land the 
canons may lead a rill of water coming from Beketon and make a 
course for the said water or a dam (stagnum) eight feet and a half wide, 
within the said court, and without the said court as the bounds and 
the course allow, and bring the said water to their mill, with power 
for the canons to clean and repair the said course ; provided that the 
withies (virye) and trees which grow along the said course in the 
donor’s court shall belong to the donor and his heirs, saving to the 
said canons the width of the course as aforesaid ; with further gift 
of an acre of land in Beketon lying on La Suthdon, and running 








1301. 


29 EDWARD I. 5 


Membrane 10—cont. 


south to la west crofte, which acre Laurence de Compton sometime 
held of the donor at farm, and of a half acre of land lying in 
La Suthyde between the land of the donor on both sides, which half 
acre William called Skypman sometime held of the donor at farm; 
with further gift to the said canons of a pasture lying by their mill- 
dam on the south side extending from the west to the east, and of 
all the meadow with the pasture, which the donor had between 
Nethamesbach and the meadow which John Trenchard had adjoin- 
ing the mill-dam; all the foregoing to be held with the old mill-dam 
below the donor's court from the chief lords of the fee in frank 
almoin; for which gift the said canons have given the donor 20s. 
and two acres of arable land in Hordhill, which Thomas Wollovere 
formerly held from them at farm; witnesses, John son of:John 
Tranchard, John le Flemang, William de Gundevjle, Roger de 
Gardino bailiff of the hundred, Philip de Bachampton, Robert de 
Murdyngg, William de Kyhavene, John Michel, Richard and John 
de Fernhill. 

8. A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey son and heir of Robert 
Aumfrey gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin an 
acre of meadow in Avenemede lying between the meadow of Thomas 
Holebroke and that of Nicholas Grigge and stretching from the east 
to the west; witnesses, Sir William Espilemam, knight, Henry de 
Arnewode, William de Kyhavene, Roger de Bokeland, William de 
Gorlyton, Richard de Burghly, Henry Tuluz. 

9. Acharter, whereby the same Nigel gave to brother Thomas de 
Pymperne, called prior of Brommore, and the convent of that place 
for three marks of silver, paid beforehand, four acres of land lying 
together in Hordhill of their fee, between the land of the said priory 
and the land of the donor and abutting one end (capud) to the south 
upon the donor’s meadow and the other end to the north on the land 
of John called the clerk; the said acres measured by the perch and 
lying at the Northbache to be held by the said prior and convent 
and their successors; witnesses, Sir William Espileman, knight, 
John Trenchard, Roger de Bokeland, Henry de Arnewode, William 
de Kyhavene, John le Veyl, Philip de Bachampton. 

10. A charter, whereby the same Nigel gave to the prior and 
convent of Bromore two acres of arable land in the field of Hordhull 
lying in one piece (conjunctim) upon La Hull between the donor's 
land upon the one side and the acre called * Roscelynesacre’ on the 
other and stretching over La Bache on the north side and over the 
road leading to the church of Hordhill on the south side; to be held 
from the donor and his heirs by the said monks; for which gift they 
have paid 2 marks beforehand by way of fine (gersuma) ; witnesses, 
John le Fleming, William de Butesthorne, Richard de Bukesyate, 
John le Vieil, John de Fernhul, John Michel, Simon Marshal, William 
de Stanes. 

11. A charter, whereby William Amfrey son of Robert Amfrey of 
Hordhull gave to the prior and convent of Brommore an acre of arable 
land, which the donor had of the gift of Robert his father in the 
tillage called La Hide, lying between the land of the said prior on 
the west and a dike which divides the land of Robert Amfrey from 
the land of the township of Hordhill, to be held from the donor and 
his heirs by the said monks, who have paid therefore 20s. by way of 
fine; witnesses, Nigel Amfrai, John le Fleming, William de 
Butestorn, John le Vieil, John de Fernhill, John Michel, Simon 
Marshal and William de Stanes. 


1301. 


Feb. 7. 
Nettleham 
36 


March 23. 


Hailes. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10—cont. 


12. A charter, whereby William Amfrei gave to brother Thomas 
de Pymperne, called prior of Bromore, for certain money by them 
paid beforehand, two acres of land in Hordhull lying between the 
donor's lands on both sides and running northward to the land of the 
said prior; to be held from the donor and his heirs by the prior and 
convent by the service of 2d. to be paid yearly at Michaelmas; 
witnesses, Henry de Arnewode, William de Kyhavene, Nigel Amfrei, 
John called clerk, William de Gorleton, Robert de Lementon. 

18. A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey, son and heir of Robert 
Aumfrey, demised and quitclaimed to brother Thomas de Pymperne, 
prior of Brommore, and the convent there fifty two acres of land in 
Hordhull lying between the croft of John the clerk, and the high 
road leading from the forest to the sea on the east, and running west- 
ward to the dike called Corndiche, and so lengthwise to the north by 

‘the land of Richard Kene and Gervase Aumfrey to the land of Walter 
le Moul of Berminton and to the south to the land, which Mary late 
the wife of Adam Roscelyn held; to be held from the donor his heirs 
or assigns by the said prior and convent by rendering yearly 1d. 
at Michaelmas ; witnesses, Sir William Espileman, Sir Geoffrey de 
Kernet, knights, Thomas Baldewyne, Richard de Burgate, Roger de 
Bokeland, John Tranchard, William de Butestorn, Henry de 
Arnewode, John le Veyl, Philip de Bachampton, John Michel, 
Robert de Mordingges. 

By fine before the Treasurer and bill of the Exchequer. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Gift to Edward, the king’s son, of all the king’s lands of North Wales, 
Anglesey and Hope, with all their appurtenances within the four cantreds 


' and all the king's lands of West Wales and South Wales, that is the 


counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan, the castles and manors of Haverford 
and Buelt, all the lands late of Res ab Mereduk, which are in the king's 
hands by the forfeiture of the said Res, and all other lands in those 
parts which are in the king's hands, excepting the castle and town of 
Montgomery, which the king has assigned to his consort Queen Margaret 
by way of dower; with further gift to the said Edward of all the county 
of Chester with the manors of Maclesfeld and Overton and all the land of 
Mailor Saisnek ; to be held with all appurtenances including wreck of the 
se& by the said Edward and his heirs being kings of England, saving to 
the queen the castle and town of Montgomery, by rendering such service 
to the king as it shall be found that the king rendered to his father king 
Henry for the same lands. 

Mandate, in pursuance, to Philip Abhowel, keeper of the castle and 
town of Buelt. 

The like to William Chykun, keeper of the castle and town of 
Aberconeweye, John de Haveryng, keeper of the castle of Deaumareys and 
of the land of Anglesey, Thomas de Makelesfeld, keeper of the manors of 
Makelesfeld and Overton and of the land of Mailor Saisnek, and Walter 
Haklut, keeper of the castle and town of Haverford. 

Letter close to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to pay to Sir Edward 
401. yearly for the farm of the castle and land of Hope, which he holds for 
life. 


Grant to John Dek, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at 
his manor of Skytebrok, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on the 


1301. 


April 4. 
Feckenham. 
33 


April 5. 
Feckenham. 
32 


Feb. 7. 
Nettleham. 


Feb. 25. 
Linooln. 
31 


29 EDWARD I. | 4 


eee 


Membrane 9—cont. 


vigil and the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle and the six days following; 
grant also of free warren in all his demesne lands of Saltfleteby, Somercote, 
Skytebrok and Tawell, co. Lincoln. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Pidelton, co. Dorset, and of & 
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption. 

By K. on the information of brother Walter de Wynterburn. 


Grant to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene 
of Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness, co. York. 


Schedule. 


Mandate to bishops, e&rls, knights, free men and all other tenants of 
North Wales, Anglesey, Hope, West Wales and South Wales to be 
intendant to Edward, the king’s son, to whom the king has given the said 
lands. 

The like to bishops, earls, &c. of the county of Chester. 

The like to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to whom the king has 
committed the castle of Hope for life, with promise to exonerate him from 
the payment of the 401. which the king has given to his son Edward. 

Dupplicantur. Et fuerunt patentes. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
citizens of Lincoln :— 

1. Henricus, rer Anglorum. et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegavorum, omnibus Norrensibus qui veniunt. ad portum 
de Grymesby vel ad. alios portus. meos de Lincolnescira, salutem. 
Precipio quod faciatis prepositis meis Lincolnie omnes. rectitudines 
et consuetudines, quas. solebatis facere tempore regis Henrici. avi mei 
prepositis Lincolnie. Et prohibeo ne quis. vestrum. detineat cis 
theoloneum vel aliam | consuetudinem injuste super decem — librarum 
forisfactura. Teste W. filio Johannis, apud  Wirecestriam. 

9. A charter of Henry II, dated at Woodstock, ordering the 
sheriff and ministers of Lincolnshire to cause foreign merchants to 
come to Lincoln as in the time of Henry I, lest the king lose 
his customs. Witness, Richard de Luci. [Historical MSS. Com- 
mission, 14th Report. Appendix, viti. p. 5.] 

8. Henricus rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegavorum, episcopo. Lincolitenst et justicie et. vicecomiti 
et baronibus de Lincolnia et de Lincolnescira, salutem. Precipio quod 
nullus. mercator, qui sit extraneus. et de forts, sit. residens. dn 
Lincolnia pro tingendis pannis suis vel vendendis ad  taleam, nisi 
illi tantum, qui sunt in gilda et ad omnes consuetudines. rille et 
qui reddunt qgelda mea cum eis, sicuti solebant. tempore | Henrici 
regis. Testibus, Reyinaldo comite Cornubie, H. de Fssevia, constabulario, 
Ricardo de Humez. 

4. Henricus rec Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegarorum, episcopo Lincolnsiensi et justicie et vicecomiti 
et baronibus Lincolnie et Lincolnescire, salutem. — recipio qued omnes 
illi, qui — de — mercato vivunt et — mercatum — deducunt — infra 


1301. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


quatuor divisas que pertinent civitati Lincolnie, reddant communiter 
cum civibus meis Lincolnie gelda mea et assisas civitatis, sicut 
reddere solent tempore regis H. et sicut juste cum eis esse debent ; 
in cujuscunque terra maneant. — Testibus Reqinallo comite Cornubie, 
Henry de Kssexia, constabulario, Ricardo de Humez, apud Notingham. 

5. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum, 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus 
fidelibus suis, tam Francis quam — Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis nos 
concessisse civibus nostris Lincolnie quod nullus eorum placitet extra 
civitate Lincolnie de | aliquo placito preter placita de tenuris 
e.terioribus, exceptis monetariis et ministris. nostris. — Concessimus 
etlam eis quietanciam murdri infra civitaten et in portsoca, et 
quod nullus eorum faciat duellum, et quod de placitis ad coronam 
pertinentibus se possint. disratienare secundum | consuetudinem. civium 
civitatis Londonie ; et quod infra civitatem. illam nemo captat 
hospitium per vim vel per liberacionem marescalli. Hoc eciam 
eis concessimus quod omnes cives. Lincolnie sint. quieti de theloneo et 
lestayio per totam | Angliam. et per portus maris; et quod nullus 
de misericordia pecunie  judicetur, nest secundum leyem, quam 
habent cives nostri Londonie: et quod tn civitate illa in nullo 
placito sit miskenninga; et quod burwaremot | semel tantum in 
ebdomada | teneatur ; et quod terras et tenuras et vadia sua et 
debita sua omnia juste habeant, quicunque eis debeat, et de terris 
suis et tenuris, que infra ctritatem sunt, rectum eis teneatur 
secundum consuetudinem. civitatis ; et de omnibus | debitis suis, que 
accomodata fuerint apud Lincolniam, et de vadiis ibidem — factis, 
placita apud. Lincolniam teneantur ; et st quis in tota Anglia teloneum 
vel consuetudinem ab hominibus Lincolnie ceperit, postquam ipse a 
recto defecerit, prepositus Lincoluie manum (sic) apud Lincolniam 
capiat. Insuper etiam ad emendacionem illius civitatis eis concessimus, 
quod sint quieti de — Bredtol et de cildwite et de — gieresgieve 
et de scotale, ita quod prepositus nec alius ballivus scotalam 
faciat. Has predictas consuetudines eis concessimus et omnes 
alias libertates et — liberas — consuetiulines, quas — habuerunt — vel 
habent cives nostri Londonte, quando — meliores — vel. liberiores 
habuerunt secundam libertates Londonie et leges civitatis Lincolnie. 
Quare volumus et firmiter. prectpimus. quod ipsi et heredes eorum 
hec omnia predicta | habeant et teneant — hereditarie de nobis et 
heredibus mostris reddendo per annum movies viginti libras numero 
de Lincolnia cum omnibus pertinentiis ad  scaccartuw — nostrum 
duobus terminis, ad pascha scilicet et ad festum sancti. Michaelis, 
per manum prepositi: Lincolute : et. cives. Lincolnie faciant prepositum 
quem voluerint. de se per annum, qui sit idoneus nobis et eis. 
Testibus hiis, H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, Willelmo Marescallo, 
Galfrido filio Petri, Hugone Dardolf. Data per manum. Willelmi 
Fliensis | episcopi, cancellarii nostri, apud Wintoniam, axitj die 
Aprilis, anno reynt nostri quinto. 

6. <A charter of liberties dated at Westminster, 20 April, 
11 Henry III. (Vol. I. p. 88. Hist. DISS, Commission, 14th Report, 
Appendiz viti, p. 4.] 

7. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 7 March, 46 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming No. 2 above. [Jbid. p. 5.] 

8. A charter, dated at Westminster, 12 February, 56 Henry III. 
[Vol. II. p. 179.) 








1301. 


June 2. 


Kenilworth. 
27 


May 12. 
K . 
"oR 


May 12. 
Kempsey. 
25 


299 EDWARD I. 9 


Membrane 8—cont. 


With further grant that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be 
withdrawn from the citizens on account of non-user; grant also of 
quittance from murage, pavage, pontage, wharfage, stallage and terrage 
(terragio) through all the king's realm, land and power. 

By fine made before the Treasurer. Et tripplicatur. 


Grant to Peter de Brewosa, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Tettebury, Uptone, Cherletone, Helmundestre, Dughtone, * 


Redmertone and Colkretone, co. Gloucester. 
Nex precepit apud Fekenham. 


Grant to John Sleght, master of the hospital of Leysingby by 
Northalverton, and his successors of free warren in all his demesne lands 
of Leysingby, co. York, By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Gift to Edward, prince of Wales and earl of Chester, of the castle 
and town of Montgomery and the hundred of Churrebury, to be held by 
the said Edward, and his heirs, kings of England, with all appurtenances, 
as the king held them, by rendering for the lands within the four 
cantreds and for the counties of Chester, Carmarthen and Cardigan and 
for the other lands, which the king lately gave to the said Edward by 
charter, such services as it shall be found that the king rendered for the 
same lands to his father King Henry. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, Leicester, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Leicester, Stocton, Thurmeston, Barkeby, 
Quenyburgh, Lokynton, Bitmeswell, Boresworth and Pinselade, co. 
Leicester, Farnynhou and Siresham, co. Northampton, Cokerham, co. 
Lancaster, Cancresbury and Meduplot, co. Derby, Clifton, Bulkynton 
and Bramcote, co. Warwick. 

Rea precepit ad instanciam. Agnetis de la Croice domicelle Regine. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Thornton on Humber of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Faxeflete, co. York, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross 
and the two days following; grant also of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Thornton, Brunnum, Wotton, Gousle, Barwe, 
Killingholme, Ulseby, Little Lymberg, Gresseby, Outhenby, Aldolby, 
Ouresby and Stainton, co. Lincoln, Faxeflete, Frodyngham, Humbleton, 
Thornyngcrofte, Wynnesetes, Kylnese, Arnehale and Skirlagh, co. York. 

By bill of the Exchequer. 


Inspecimus and confirmation, notwithstanding the statute of mortmain, 
of the following charters in favour of the abbot and convent of Thorneton 
upon Humber :— 

1. Acharter, dated at Vézelay, 8 July, 1 Richard I.  [Monasticon, 
VI. 826.] 

2. Hicardus, Dei gratia rec Anglorum, dux — . Normannorum, 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comttt- 
bus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, prepositis nundinarum et 
portuum et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus tocius terre sue, salutem. 
Volumus et firmiter precipimus quod canonici et fratres abbatie de 
Thornton et omnes res et homines eorum sint quieti de theoloneo et 
passayio et pontayio et pedagio et stallagio et omni alia consuetu. 
dine et seculari exactione de omnibus  vebus quas emerint vel 











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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


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Membrane ']—cont. 


vendiderint vel deportari fecerint in omni loco potestatis nostre 
per terram et per aquam ad proprios usus suos. Et prohibemus 
me quis eos vel res vel homines eorum in aliquo vexret vel disturbet, 
quia tam ipsos quam que ipsorum sunt, sicut res nostras proprias 
et dominicas, in manu mostra et custodia et protectione retinemus ; 
nec sustinere. ullatenus possemus, si quis eos vel bona ipsorum veraret 
turbaret vel quocunque modo minueret aut libertates, a nobis vel ab 
antecessoribus nostris illis concessas, interdicerit. Prohibemus etiam 
ne de ullo tenementorum suorum ponantur in placitum nisi corum 
nobis rel coram capitali justicia nostra. Et si quis super hoc eis 
rel rebus. aut hominibus suis in aliquo  forisfacere  presumpsertt, 
inde eis sine dilatione plenariam justiciam fiert faciatis. Teste 
comite Willelmo de Mandeville, apud Warwyk, xx"^ die Septembris. 
8. A chirograph, whereby William de Fortibus, count of Aumale, 
for his own soul and those of count William his father and of the 
countess Avelina his mother granted to St. Mary of Thorenton and 
the canons there, in frank &lmoin, the following lands, as given to 
them ; 
of the gift of Hubert the cook, two tofts and a bovate in Esington ; 
of the gift of Richard son of the said Hubert, two bovates there ; 
of the gift of Stephen de Plesinghou, a toft and half a bovate in 
Sceftling ; 
of the gift of Robert de Monteny, a toft and three bovates of land in 
W ythornese ; 
of the gift of Ralph de Gloucestria, & bovate of land in Flinton; 
of the gift of William le Vergaunt, the chief messuage of the said 
William and two bovates and a half bovate of land there ; 
of the gift of Hugh de Hainton, two tofts and two bovates in Paull 
(Pagula) ; 
of the gift of Geoffrey son of Ralph, two tofts and a bovate in Tunstal ; 
of the gift of Richard, clerk, a toft and a bovate there ; 
of the gift of Geoffrey de Gunnethorpe, four tofts and five bovates and 
a half bovate and the fifth part of three bovates and three closes, and 
the fifth part of half a bovate, and six acres in Engecroft and two acres 
and the fifth part of an acre in Havercroft and an yearly rent of 18d. 
and one fatted fowl (altilis) in Garton and three bovates there belonging 
to the church of Garton ; 
of the gift of Adam de Wyton, & close and four bovates and two parts 
of a bovate in Scirlaghe ; 
of the gift of Peter son of Richard, three tofts and three bovates of 
land there ; 
of the gift of Stephen de Scirlaghe, four tofts and five bovates of land 
there ; | 
of the gift of Stephen de Halsham, two tofts, three bovates and a half 
bovate and a half acre and an acre and a perch in Halsham ; 
of the gift of John de Nuttel, two bovates of land in Preston ; 
to be held in frank almoin with all that the grantor’s ancestors gave 
to them; witnesses, Sir Robert Daniel, steward, Sir Ralph de Aufuiluse, 
Sir Adam de Sancto Martino, Sir John de Bilton, Henry de Cestuude, 
sheriff of Holderness, Master Alan de Thorenton, Nicholas Hogg, John 
de Nuttel, Herbert de Flinton, Robert Martel, Simon de Humbilton, 
Thomas his brother. 
4. A charter, whereby Stephen de Jarum, clerk, gave to the said 
church and canons in frank almoin all his chief messuage, reckoned 
at two tofts and half a toft, in the town of Barton upon Humber, 





1301. 


99 EDWARD I. 11 


Membrane '[—cont. 


and all the land and meadow in the said town, which he had on the 
day of the making of this deed, all which land he had of the gift of 
Sir John sometime vicar of Barton; witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Gaunt, 
Sir Peter de Canipania, Sir Walter de Escures, knights, Robert 
Martel, Thomas le Veautrer of Barewe, Elias Poysun of the same, 
Peter son of Gilbert of Barton, Richard Rudde of the same, Robert 
son of Alan of the same, John Baldewyn of the same, William 
Siburgh of the same; dated, Monday after the Annunciation, A.D. 
1278. 

5. A charter, whereby Gilbert de Gaunt, son of Gilbert de Gaunt, 
confirmed to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, all the 
chief messuage and land given by Stephen de Jarum in the last 
charter together with one sellion given to them by Sir John, late . 
vicar of Barton ; witnesses, Peter de Campania, Walter de Escures, 
knights, Walter de Bucton, Robert Martel, John de: Horkestowe, 
Peter son of Gilbert of Barton, Richard Rudde of the same, Thomas 
le Veautrer of Darewe, Elias Poysun of the same. 

6. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert de Gaunt granted, in 
alms, to the abbot and canons of St. Mary, Thorentone, and 'their 
men and goods, free passage across the Humber; and also one manse 
(mansuram) in Phyvelay quit (solam et quietam) for the soul of the 
father and mother of the grantor; witnesses, Geoffrey, Robert and 
Baldwin, brothers of Gilbert de Gant, William son of Walter, Ralph 
de Novilla, Adam de Munbegun, Herbert son of Adelard, Robert de 
Bartheward, Adam the chaplain, Walter the scribe, Richard Escrop. 

7. A charter whereby Adam Dispensator son of Thurstan Dispen- 
sator, for his soul and that of his wife Lucy and for the souls of his 
father Thurstan and his mother Lucy, gave to the church and canons 
of St. Mary, Thornton, in frank almoin, his chief messuage in Barrow 
(Barua) on Humber, and all his lands and tenements, which he had 
in the said town and territory, whether in demesne or in service, 
with all his demesne lands.in the said town, and all the lands, 
which William son of Benedict and his other bondmen held and the 
said William with his other bondmen, with all that goes with them 
and all their chattels; and the homage and service of Thomas de 
Landa and Agnes his wife and her heirs, from eight bovates of land 
and six tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent of 8s. 94. ; and the 
homage and service of Thomas le Veutrer and his heirs, from six 
bovates of land and three tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent 
of 21s. and one pound of cumin; and the homage and service of 
Stephen the priest, and his heirs, from three and a half bovates of 
land and one toft in the same town, and a yearly rent of 20s. 11d.; 
and the homage and service of William son of Alan and his heirs, 
from three bovates and two tofts in the same town, and a yearly rent 
of 10s. 10d.; and all the homages and services of his other free 
tenants and their heirs in the said town, with the yearly rent due 
from each ; to be held by the said abbot and convent with all appur- 
tenances ; witnesses, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir Peter de Campania, Sir 
Walter de Escures, Sir John Escavin, knights, John de Gousel, 
Norman de Nevill of Witon, Robert Martel, John de Horkestowe, 
Hugh de Ulseby, John de Keleby, Thomas de Rasen, William de 
Fontibus, Richard de la Wodehalle, Roger de Cotingham, Walter his 
brother, John de Gales. . 

8. Acharter, whereby Robert Starcolf of Barton gave to the said 
chureh and canons, in frank almoin, one acre, one perch and a half 





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of land in the territory of Barrow (Barua) within Hynnames, which 
land the said Robert had of the gift of Robert son of William Kayvill 
of Barrow, lying by the land sometime of Colin de Quatermars and 
the land sometime of William son of Reyner on the south ; witnesses, 
Walter de Rydeford, Elias Poysun, Thomas le Veautrer, Alan Fykeis 
of Gousel, Ralph Campion of the same, Roger de Cotingham, William 
son of Michael de Halton. 

9. A charter, whereby Sir Simon de Veer, son and heir of 
Sir Simon de Veer, gave to the said church and canons, in frank 
almoin, his chief manor house (manerium) in Gousel on Humber, and 
all his lands in the said town and its territory in demesne or in 
service, with the reversion of the dower of the lady Ada, his step- 
mother (noverce) and the service of the said lady, so long as she shall 
be dowered, with all his lordship in that town and all liberties and 
appurtenances, the homages and services of free tenants, the lands 
of the bondmen, and the bondmen with all that goes with them and 
their chattels, and all the cottages with the yearly rent and services 
of the cottiers; witnesses, Sir Walter de Escures, Sir John Escavin, 
Sir Fulk de Bathonia, knights, Robert Martel, Norman de Nevill of 
Witon, William de Fontibus, Walter de Rideford, Hugh de Ulseby, 
Richard de la Wodehall, Ralph Campiun of Gousel, Alan Fykeis of 
the same town, Oliver Berner of Kilingholm, Roger de Cotingham. 

10. A charter, whereby the same Sir Simon de Veer gave to the 
said church and canons, in frank almoin, his chief messuage in 
Witon and all his lands in the same town and its territory, in 
desmesne or in service, with the land which lady Ada, late the wife 
of Sir Simon de Veer, his father, had by way of dower, with meadow 
in the marsh of Gousel pertaining to the said land, and all his 
lordship in the same town, and all the lands, tenements and tofts, 
which John son of Albreda and Nicholas son of Ralph de Witon and 
the other bondmen held, with the said John and Nicholas and the 
other bondmen in that town with all that goes with them, and their 
chattels, and all the cottages with the yearly rent and services of the 
cottiers in the same town, and the homage and service of John 
Escavin of Witon and his heirs for & bovate of land in the same 
town, the homage of Norman de Nevill for four bovates and four tofts in 
the same town, and the homage and service of John son of Andrew the 
fowler (aucupis) and his heirs for six bovates and four tofts in the said 
town with a yearly rent of 6s. 1d. and one pound of pepper, and the 
homage and service of Alan le Fraunceys and his heirs for two 
bovates and one toft in the same town, with a yearly rent of 2s. 64., 
and the homage and service of Adam de Squalley and his heirs for 
three bovates of land and a toft in the same town, with & yearly rent 
of 5s., and the homage and service of the heirs of Walter son of 
Gregory and their heirs for two bovates of land and a toft in the 
same town, with a yearly rent of 2s., and the homage and service 
of Hawys Bondiner and her heirs for three bovates of land and 
three tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent of 8s., and all the 
homage and services of all his other free tenants with all thereto 
belonging ; witnesses, Sir Fulk de Batonia, Sir Walter de Escures, 
Sir John Escavin, knights, Robert Martel, Norman de Nevile of 
Wotton, William de Fontibus, Hugh de Ulseby, Jordan Escavin, 
Ralph Campiun of Gousel, Oliver Berner of Killingholm, Thomas le 
Veautrer. 

11. A charter, whereby William de Lasceles, son of William de 
Lasceles of Otringham gave to the said chureh and canons, in frank 








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Membrane "| —cont. 


almoin, the homage and service of William le Rat of Hellesham, his 
heirs or assigns, for all the land which the said William held of the 
donor in Helesham, Ravendale and Gipton, to be held by rendering 
to the lords of the fee the free foreign service only belonging to the 
fee of one knight; witnesses, Sir Walter de Kylingholm, Sir Giles 
de Gousel, Sir Peter his brother, Sir Richard de Buselingthorpe, 
Joce de Helesham, Robert Martel, Richard de Fontibus, Walter de 
Wyton, Walter de Cotingham, William de Arnale. 

12. A writing, whereby William son of William de Wylgeby 
gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, the half of a 
chief messuage, with its dikes, late of William Berner, in Kilingholme, 
which half came to the donor by inheritance of Sir Walter de 
Kilingholm, the donor’s grandfather, that is to say the half which 
lies on the south side of the messuage of the said canons, which 
they have of the gift of Sir Walter de Escurs, the donor's 
co-parcener, which said half the said canons previously held from 
the donor at farm; with further gift, in frank almoin, of the 
whole moiety of those lands with their headlands (capitibus), which 
fell to the donor by inheritance from Sir Walter de Kylingholm, 
who demised them to the said canons at farm; the other moiety 
having been given to the said canons by Sir Walter de Escurs ; 
the parcels lying as follows : in the south field of Kylyngholm on the 
west of the town at Galghetrewath six sellions, running from the 
headland to the carr (Keiram); at Riehol six sellions which run 
from Turfmar to the field of Haburgh ; upon Rieholm one sellion 
from Turfmar to Oustthorpegate ; upon Rieholm five sellions with 
Sighrichmar from Turfmar to the carr; at the mill-dam of Ulseby 
ten sellions from the headland called Oleringham Houthland to 
the carr; at Steyngrund seven sellions from the same headland to 
the carr, whereof two sellions were of Ralph Blund and Nicholas de 
Immyngham and lie on the north side of a baulk (divise) and the other 
five lie, three on the one side and two on the other of three sellions 
sometime of Robert Martel; at the cross of Walter de Cotingham 
three sellions from Oustthorpgate to Kersick with all the meadow 
there; at Kersick five sellions by Cornland from Margate to Kersick 
with all the meadow there, and one sellion late of Michael Nunemam 
from Margate to the field of Haburgh, excepting & meadow in Ding’ ; 
and on the east side in the south field of Kylingholm; at Rossebergh 
two sellions running from the headland to the marsh, and one 
sellion called the land of Baldwin from Hallegate to Slauedick ; 
at Goseton Daylle seven sellions in two places from Hallegate to 
Slauedick ; upon Bramaker two sellions and a half sellion, the two 
running from Oustthorpgate to Slatheby and the half from Slauedik 
to the land of the abbot of Neuhus; on Bramaker two sellions one 
running from Slauedik to Oustthorpgate, and the other from Slauedik 
to the dower of Maud wife of Nicholas; at Enketon Marfur four 
sellions from Slauedyk to Oustthorpgate; at Enketon Marfur one 
sellion from Oustthorpgate to Mardyk; on the east side of the 
baulk (divise) of Nunnemandeyl, two sellions from Oustthorpgate to 
Mardyk, and at Yremarres one sellion and a half sellion, whereof the 
sellion extends from Toftegate to Oustthorpegate and the half sellion 
from the Toftegate to the marsh ; 

to be held, as aforesaid; witnesses, Sir Geoffrey Gubaud, Sir 
Ralph de Gousel, Sir Walter de Scures, knights, Gilbert de Thorn- 
ton, John de Horkestowe, William de Fontibus of Killingholm, 
Ralph Nunnemam, Oliver Berner, Michael atte Grene, John son 


14 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane "I —cont. 


of Mabel of the same, William son of Michael de Halton, Walter 
de la Haye, Norman de Nevill of Witon, William Bondener of the 
same. 

18. A charter, whereby Philip son of Robert de Northampton, 
knight, with the consent of Agnes, his wife, daughter of Robert de 
Hastinges, gave to the said church and canons, for the fabric of the 
church, in frank almoin, four bovates of the town and territory of 
Carleton by Basingham, with four acres of meadow in Estenges, and 
& toft in the said town late of Richard Beringer, and a yearly rent of 
8s. which Nigel son of Robert used to render for a bovate of land 
there, and & yearly rent of one pound of pepper which Elias the 
clerk used to render for a bovate of land there, and a yearly rent of 
& 1d. which John le Porter used to render for one toft there; to be 
held in frank almoin ; sealed with the seals of the said Philip and of 
Agnes his wife; witnesses, Sir William de Dysny, Sir Geoffrey de 
Stanton, knights, Nigel de Dysny, Hugh de Ley, William son of 
Elias de Carleton, Robert son of Emma of the same, Nigel son of 
Robert of the same, Nicholas de Curzun, Gilbert de Thornton, John 
Faldekake of Lincoln, William de Graham, William Yungman, 
Robert atte Church of Carleton. 

14. A charter, whereby Simon de Saham, chaplain, gave to the 
said church and canons an acre of meadow in the meadows of 
Carleton by Basingham, that is the acre which the donor had of the 
gift of Gilbert the tailor of Carleton, lying in Esteng', adjoining the 
meadow of the Templars on the south side; to be held by rendering 
yearly to the said Gilbert and his heirs 4d. at Easter; witnesses, 
William Dysni, Nigel Dysyn (sic), William Yungman, Nigel Falde- 
cake, William son of Elias, Hugh de la Leye, Robert Cappe, John 
his brother, John de Dyk. 

15. A charter, whereby Walter de Seures son of Thomas de 
Scures gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, the 
moiety, which come to him by inheritance, of lands in the territory 
of Killingholm, all which lands Walter, grandfather of the donor 
formerly demised to the said monks at farm, parcels recited as in 
number 12 above; witnesses, Robert Martel, Roger de Cotingham, 
Walter and Richard his brothers, John Gales, Denis de Wath, Simon 
his brother, William son of Mabel, William Colling, John de Keleby 
of Neuhus, John his brother. 

16. A charter, whereby Nigel Faldecake of Carleton gave to the 
said church and canons in frank almoin a toft and buildings in 
the town of Carleton, lying between the manor of the said canons 
and the toft sometime of Richard Tailfer, an acre of meadow in 
Westenge, of which one half acre lies in Welledail between the 
meadow of Nigel de Isny and the meadow of the brethren of 
St. Lazarus and abutis to the west on Hill, and the other 
lies in Suthdail between the meadow of the said canons and the 
meadow of the said Nigel and abutts upon the field eastwards ; 
witnesses, Sir John de Aubeney, knight, Nigel de Isny, William 
Yungman of Basingham, Hugh dela Leye, William son of Elias, 
Robert Cappe, John his brother. 

17. Acharter, whereby Nigel de Carleton, son of Elias de Carleton, 
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin a toft in the town 
of Carleton by Basingham, lying by the toft late of Gilbert Tailur on 
the east and the toft of Alexander Scotte on the south and abutting 
upon the north road (super viam aquilonarem), and also four sellions 
of arable land in the same town, that is two in the south field 














1301. 


29 EDWARD I. 15 


Membrane ' —cont. 


one by the bridge of the Templars between land late of the brethren 
of the hospital of St. Lazarus on the east and the land late of the 
said Gilbert Tailur on the west and the other lies in & place called 
‘le Merske' between the land of the said brethren on the east and 
the land of the said Gilbert on the west and abutts on Wellburnegate 
to the south, and the other two in the North field, one lying between 
the land of the Templars on the west and the land of the brethren of 
the hospital of St. Lazarus on the east and abutting upon Dickgate 
to the north, and the other lying between the land of William 
son of Elias on the east and the land of Nigel de Isny on 
the west and abutting upon Dickgate and on Stokfurlangate ; 
with one acre of meadow in the meadow of the said town, 
whereof three perches lie in Estenges between the meadow 
of Robert son of Roger on the north and the meadow late of 
William son of the Chaplain on the south and abut upon 
Brante to the east and a fourth perch lies in Sleghtes between the 
land of Andrew de Helesham on the west and the meadow late of the 
said Gilbert to the east and abutts upon the baulk of Broughton ; 
with all the lands which the donor had in the said town, and the 
service of John Cappe and his heirs with a yearly rent of 14d. at 
Kaster, and the service of Robert Cappe and his heirs with a yearly 
rent of 24d. at Easter, and the service of the heirs of William Waleys 
and their heirs with a yearly rent of 2d. at Christmas and 14d. at 
Easter, and the service of Andrew son of Roger and his heirs 
with a yearly rent of jd. at Easter from a sellion and a perch 
and a half of arable land, and all the services of all the other free 
tenants; witnesses, Robert Martel, Gilbert de Thornton, William de 
Keleby, William Yungman of Basingham, Hugh de la Leye of 
Carleton, Nigel Disny, William son of Elias, clerk, Nigel Faldecake, 
Elias son of Gilbert Tailur, John Cappe of the same. 

18. A writing, whereby Richard the dean, and the chapter of 
Lincoln gave to the said church and canons a toft and two bovates 
of land in Carleton by Basingham, which Simon de Saham, chaplain, 
sometime held, to be held by rendering yearly 80s. for non-payment 
whereof distraint may be made and spiritual censure employed ; made 
in the form of a chirograph. November. A.D. 1288. 

19. A writing, whereby Philip de Arcy son of Norman de Arcy, 
for his own soul and the souls of Sir Norman his father, Agnes his 
mother, and Isabel his wife, gave to the said church and canons in 
frank almoin two tofts in Stalingburgh, one where the ox-shed 
(boraria) of Sir Norman, father of the donor, was placed, and the 
other adjoining the first on the east side, which the donor had of the 
gift of Reginald son of Rowland, and two bovates in the same town 
late of the demesne of the donor, which Thomas the chaplain 
held ; with a close called ‘ Cressik ' in the same town with the dikes 
enclosing it; and pasture for eighty sheep above the pasture belonging 
to the two bovates everywhere in the town, saving to the donor 
and his heirs his corners and his own severals (anyults meis et 
propriis meis .separalibus); with a place at Silkeholme for 
the construction of a sheepfold on the west side of the sheep- 
fold of the donor in the same place adjoining Aluineland 
with free access on all sides to the field and common pasture, 
the said place containing within the walls of the sheepfold twenty 
feet in width and six score feet in length; to be held by the said 
canons with all rights of cartage and drift, which belonged to the donor 





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1301 Membrane "| — cont. 


or his ancestors; witnesses, Sir Walter de Killingholm, Sir Richard 
de Heghling, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir Ralph de Arcy, Robert Martel, 
Richard de Cotes, Nicholas de Carthorp, Richard de Fontibus, Roger 
de Nettleton, William son of Geoffrey. 

20. A charter, whereby Philip de Arcy, son of Norman de Arcy, 
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin a place in 
Northker in the territory of Stalingburgh, which Nicholas de 
Immygham used to hold of the donor, stretching lengthwise from the 
east head of the meadow, which the abbot and convent of Seleby 
have of the gift of the donor in Scosteholm, to Belwelgote, and in 
breadth from the Beck to the meadow of John le Fauconer, to be used 
as & free entry and exit for their sheep and for their profit in any way, 
saving to the donor and his heirs common of pasture after the crop 
has been carried; witnesses, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir William de 
Arcy, Sir Thomas his brother, Sir Norman his eldest son, Robert 
Martel, Roger the clerk, William le Moyne, Humphrey son of 
Thomas, Richard de Fontibus, Oliver Berner. 

21. A charter, whereby Philip de Arcy, son of Norman de Arcy, 
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin four acres and a 
half acre of meadow in Stalingburgh, that is in the north field one 
acre and a half in Nettelbustmar’ abutting upon the land of the 
said canons to the north of the meadow of Robert de Charneles, and at 
Middelfurlangmar’ almost half an acre lying in three sellions of the said 
canons by the meadow of the said Robert de Charneles; &t Burdun- 
meln (sic) all the meadow which abutts upon two sellions of the said 
canons on the west of the meadow of the said Robert ; in the south field 
at Watermilnoroft almost a half acre, stretching from the land of the 
said canons to the water course and adjoining the meadow of the said 
Robert, and in Langmar' a place of meadow in two sellions of the said 
canons adjoining the land of the said Robert ; in Scouelmar' a place of 
meadow, which is on two sellions of the said canons (que est in duobus 
Sellionibus | ipsorum | canonicorum) adjoining the land of the said 
Robert; with all the meadow abutting on the heads of the said 
sellions and extending as far as Heghlingbek next the meadow of the 
said Robert; and all the meadow which abutts upon the tillage of eight 
sellions of the said canons, which is called the tillage of Walter de 
Mintyng; and all the meadow, which abutts upon four sellions 
of the canons at Depedale beyond the sike (stham) up to the 
headland of William son of Geoffrey; witnesses, Sir Norman and 
Sir Thomas, the donor's sons, Sir Eudo de Landa, Roger de 
Stalingburgh, clerk, William le Moyne, Humphrey son of Thomas, 
Ralph Northiby, Richard his son, William Marshal. 

22. A writing, whereby Norman de Nevill of Wotton, gave to the 
said church and canons, in frank almoin four bovates in the territory 
of Wotton with pasture for three hundred sheep in the said town, 
which bovates the said canons previously had of the donor at farm ; 
witnesses; Sir John Eschavyn, Ralph de Burun, John the Fowler, 
Robert Martel, Roger de Cottingham, Richard de Wodehalle, Ralph 
Jordan, William son of Peter, John Baldewyn of Thornton. 


MEMBRANE 5. 


Aug. 28. Grant to William Burdet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Glasgow. Wednesday at his manor of Louseby, co. Leicester, and of two yearly fairs 


1301. 


June 26. 
Tynemouth. 
23 


July 20. 
Coldstream. 


22 
July 20. 
Coldstream. 
21 


29 EDWARD I. 17 


Membrane 5—cont. 


there, one on the morrow of St. Michael and the three days following, 
and the other on the vigil and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the 
two days following. By p.s. [28465.] 


MEMBRANE 44. 


Grant to Lambert de Trikyngham, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all his demesne lands in Somerdeby, co. Lincoln. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Sandale, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all his demesne lands in Whetele, co. York. By p.s. [2820.] 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of St. Albans:— 

1. A charter of Offa, king of the Mercians, dated A.D. 798, 
9rd indiction, in the 88rd year of his reign.  [Monasticon, II. 228.] 

2. A charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester.  [Monasticon, 
II. 228. No. XIV.] 

8. <A charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester. [Monasticon, 
II. 228. No. XV.] 

4. H. ver Anglorum Radulfo archiepiscopo | Cantuariensi et 
Hamoni dapifero et omnibus baronibus Francis et Anglis de Chent, 
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Sancto. Albano et Ricardo abbati 
manerium de Estwella, quod Nigellus de Albinnei eis dedit et concessit. 
Et volo et concedo et firmiter precipio, ut bene et quiete et honorifice 
teneant. cum omnibus consuetudinibus suis, sicut. Nigellus de Albinnei 
melius et quietius tenuit. Teste Ii. comite de Mellent, per Goiffredum 
Kidellum, apud Wodestocam. 

b. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis de 
Hertfordsira, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto Albano 
et confirmasse terram de Brentefeld cum omnibus pertinenciis. suis, 
quam Hardewynus de Scaleris et Odel' uxor ejus dederunt Sancto 
Albano. | Quare volo ei firmiter precipio quod ecclesia Sancti. Albani 
predictam terram. bene et in pace, libere, quiete et honorifice teneat, 
sicut. melius et liberius teneat alias tenuras suas im  Hertfordsira. 
Testibus, Thoma cancellario, Guarino filio Geroldt, camerario, 
Henrico filio Geroldi, apud Sanctum Albanum. 

6. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorun, 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus 
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus 
Albanus Martir cellas et terras habet, amicabiliter salutem. — Sciatis nos 
concessise et hac carta nostra confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani 
et monachis, ubicunque fuerint, omnes cellas suas et terras et omnes 
possessiones suas tam ecclesiasticas quam laicas, scilicet, cellas de Thine- 
muth et de Binham et de Wymundham et de Belveher et de Walingford 
et de Hertford et de Hethfeld et de Bello Loco cum ecclesiis, terris et 
homagtis, redditibus et omnibus rebus ad easdem cellas pertinentibus 
et villam Sancti Albani cum foro et omni libertate quam burgus debet 
habere et villam de Watford cum foro et Kingesburi et Westute et 
Redburne et Sandruge et Bridelle et Tidenhangram cum nemore de 
Northawe, quod Petrus de Valoniis aliquando tenuit tantum im vita 
sua, et Barnet cum boscis de Suthag et Boreham et Huzeheog et 
Parcum cum tota soca et Langeleiam et Kaisho et Rikemaresworth 
et Seret et Grenebury et Wineslawe et Sipetonam et Horwode 
cum foresta et chacia et Estonam et Bissopescot et Hecstaneston 


30797 B 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


1301. Membrane 4—cont. 


; et Nortonam et Neweham et Cudicote et Walden et Bradeweiam 
cum ecclesiis, terris, boscis, homagiis, reditibus molendinis, pratis, 
pascuis et omnibus aliis rebus ad eadem  mamería pertinentibus. 
Concedimus | insuper et confirmamus | abbati et monachis Sancti 
Albani ad sustentationem coquine hospitum — ecclesias de | Luiton. et 
de Hoctona et de Dotesgrava cum omnibus terris et homagiis et decimis 
omntmodis, tam de sartis, si fiant, quam de terris quocunque 
tempore cultis, et ecclesias de Walden et de Apelton in Eboracischiva 
et ecclesiam de Watford ad procurationem. superveniencium hospttum et 
ecclesias de Thirefeld et de Redburne et de Wineslawe cum. suis capellis 
et de Langeleia ad vestituram monachorum et ecclesias de Fdulfingeham 
et de Sancto Stephano cum suis capellis ad sustentationem | coquine 
monachorum et terras de Cumbes et (Grenested in Suthser et de 
Middeltona in Bukingham shire et terram. de Sutton in Bedeford shire, 
et in Eboraci shire Thorp cum ecclesia ejusdem ville et Norton cum 
omnibus perlinentiis suis; terras etiam militum, qui dominicum abbatis 
tenent, ad defendenda omnia seutayia et alia servicia omnia forinseca 
Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani concedimus et confirmamus, scilicet 
Crochesle, Muccleffeld, Serret, Bachesworth, | Drittewell, Dinesfeld, 
Muridene, Childwyc, hidam de Langeleie, Sisseuerne, terram Alexandri 
filii Turoldi, Burston, Windringe et terram Willelmt de Norton et 
terram Hamonis Verrarit et hidam de Herpesfeld et terram Rtcardt 
de lieimes et terram Roberti Taillebois, terras etiam omnium libere 
tenentium de abbate, scilicet, terras Johannis de Walden in Walden 
et in Tüteburst et terram Hugonis de  Titeburst et Vielis de 
Thebrug et .Hugonis de Bradeweie et Elie et Petri de la Chaumbre 
et Willehni de Achate et Willelmi de Wich et Nicholai ilu 
Willelmi et Radulfi de Herpesfeld. Hec omnia concedimus Deo et 
ecclesie Sancti Albani cum omnibus ad ea pertinentibus cum soca 
et sacha, on stronde d streame, on wude d felde, tol d theam € 
gridbruch, hamsocne et pecunia que pertinet. ad murdrum, forestal, 
danegeld, infanegetheof et utfangenetheof, flemenefremth, blodwite, wrec, 
ut habeant super ommes terras suas et super omnes homines suos 
ubicunque sint intra burgum. et extra in tantum. et tam pleniter, sicut 
proprii ministri nostri exquirere deberent ad opus nostrum ; Et nolumus 
ut aliquis hominum nec Francus nec Anglus de terris eorum neque de 
hominibus se $ntromittat in aliquo, nisi ipsi et ministri sut, quibus tpst 
curam committere voluerint. Quia nos Deo concedimus et ecclesie Sancti 
Albani pro redempcione anime mostre et parentum | nostrorum omnes 
libertates et liberas consuetudines, quas regia potestas liberiores habet 
vel alicui ecclesie conferre potest, sicut carta H. regis patris nostri, quam 
tle habent, rationabiliter testatur. Et prohibimus super forisfacturam 
nostram ne aliquis eas in aliquo modo infringere presumat. Prohibemus 
etiam ne in ipsorum terris. vel. domibus minister, dapifer, pincerna, 
camerarius, dispensator, janitor, custos vel prepositus contra tpsorum 
assensum et voluntatem. tempore nostro. aut successorum. mostrorum per 
manum alicujus principis vel justicie quocunque tempore ponatur. 
Testibus | Huberto | Cantuariensi. archiepiscopo, Henrico Cantuariensi, 
Malgerio | Ebroicensi,  liogero — Itichemundensi, | Simone — Wellenst 
archidiaconis, Johanne comite Mortanii fratre nostro, Willelmo de. 
Stagno, Roberto de Harecurt, Bricio camerario. Data per manum 
magistri lioscelini tune agentis vices cancellarii apud. Rupem Andeliact, 
tercio decimo die Novembris anno regni nostri decimo. 

With special clause that the said abbot and convent may in future 
enjoy allthe said liberties, even if in the past they have not fully used 
them. By K. Dupplicatur, 








29 EDWARD I. 19 


1301 MEMBRANE 8. 


July 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Coldstream. abbot and convent of St. Albans :— 

20 1. H. Dei gratia rex Anylorum, episcopis, comitibus, baroni- 
bus, vicecomitibus, ceterisque suis ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis 
Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus Albanus 
martir terras habet, amicabiliter salutem. —. Notum vobis facio me con- 
cessisse ecclesie Sancti Albani et abbati et monachis omnes terras suas 
cum saca et soca on stronde & streame, on wude & felde, tol et theam et 
grithbrice, hamsoche, foresteall et infangenestheof et flemenefermthe, ut 
habeant super omnes terras suas et omnes suos homines ubicunque sint 
intra burgum et extra in tantum. et tam pleniter sicut. proprii ministri 
mei exquirere deberent ad meum opus. Et nolo ut aliquis hominum, nec 
F'rancus nec Anglus, inde se intromittat, nisi ipsi et ministri eorum, quibus 
ipsi committere voluerint. | Propterea quia ego concessi Deo et ecclesie 
Sancti Albani has consuetudines pro redempcione anime mee et 
parentum. meorum, Et prohibeo super forisfacturam meam ne aliquis 
eas infringere presumat. Testibus, W. Wintontenst episcopo et Ranulfo 
episcopo et liogero episcopo et Willelmo Pevrel de Doura et Nigello de 
Albinneio, apud Suthtonam. [Matthew Paris, vi. 88.] 

~ 2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dur Normannorwm et Aquita- 
norum et comes ÁAndegavorun, omnibus — episcopis, | comitibus, 
baronibus, justictts, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus 
suis Francis et Anglis tn omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus 
Albanus terras habet, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse Deo et eccleste 
Sancti Albani et abbati et monachis omnes terras suas cum socha 
et sacha on strande «€ streame, on wude d felde, toll et team et 
grithbrice, hamsoche, forsteal et infangenetheaf et flemenefermthe, ut 
habeant super omnes terras suas et omnes homines suos ubicunque sint 
infra burgum et extra, in tantum et tam pleniter, sicut. mei proprü 
ministri exquirere deberent. ad opus meum. Concessi cis preterea. hanc 
libertatem et consuetudinem. imperpetuum, ut nullus in ipsorum. terris 
vel domo, minister, dapifer scilicet vel. pincerna, camerarius, dispensator, 
janitor, vel prepositus, contra ipsorum voluntatem et assensum tempore 
meo aut successorum meorum per manum alicujus principis vel justicie 
quocunque tempore ponatur. Unde volo et firmiter — precipio ut 
predictas. consuetudines et libertates ita plenarie et libere habeant, ut 
nullus hominum Francus sive Anglus inde se intromittere audeat, preter 
ipsos et ministros suos quos ipsi habere voluerint. Propeterea quia ego 
concessi Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani has consuetudines et libertates pro 
redempcione anime mee et A. regine wroris mee et heredum eorum 
et aliorum parentum meorum ; Qua propter inhibeo super forisfacturam 
meam ne aliquis supradictas consuetudines et libertates infringere. ullo 
modo presumat, sicut carta regis H. avi mei testatur. Hee supradicta 
omnia eis concedo et presenti carta confirmo. Testibus, Philippo Batocenst 
episcopo, Ernulfo episcopo Lexoviensi, Thoma cancellario, Maunsero 
Biset dapifero, Warino filio Geroldi camerario, apud Sanctum 
Albanum. 

8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes 
Andegavorum, justiciartis, vicecomitibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus 
suis Francis et Anglis de Hertfordscira, salutem. | Concedo quod abbacta 
Sancti Albani habeat warrennam de columbis per v. leucas ubique circa 
Sanctum Albanum. Et prohibeo ne quis in illa warenna columbam 
capiat cum retibus vel aliter sine licencia abbatis Sancti Albani super 
forisfacturam eam. — Testibus, Ricardo de Camrilla et Willelmo de 
Cagisneto, apud Clarendonam, 














1301 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


4. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegavorum omnibus vicecomitibus et ministris totius Anglie, 
salutem. Precipio ut permittatis omnes homines Sancti Albani quietos 
esse ab omni theloneo et consuetudine, ubicunque vadant, vel emant, vel 
conducant aliquid ad opus monachorum Sancti Albani. Et nullus eis 
injuriam faciat vel disturbet super forisfacturam meam, sicut carta regis 
Henrici avi mei testatur. — Testibus, Reinaldo comite Cornubie, Warino 
filio Geroldi camerario, Ricardo de Luci, Manasse Biset, apud 
Lundonias. 

b. H. rex Anglorum Roberto Lincolniensi episcopo et Hugoni de 
Bochel[anda] et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius. Anglie, 
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto Albano plenam feriam 
viij? diebus ante nativitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste in villa Sancti 
Albani. Et precipio ut quicunque ad illam venerint in hiis viij. 
diebus meam firmam pacem. habeant in eundo et in redeundo, sicut ad 
unam de meis dominicis feriis. Testibus, Waldrico cancellario, Rogero 
Bigot, Willelmo de  Albinneio, Nigello de Albinneio, Willelmo de 
Wereluuast, Ouino capellano, apud Sanctum Albanum. 

6. Ricardus Dei gratia rer Anglorum, dur Normannorum, Aquitan- 
norum, comes Andegarorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, aninistris et omnibus fidelibus suts 
Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus Albanus 
martir terras habet, amicabiliter. salutem. | Notum faciamus vobis nos 
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sancti Albani et 
Abbati et monachis, ubicunque fuerint, omnes terras suas et omnes 
homines suos cum sacha et socha, on strande d streame, on 
wude & felde, tol et team et gridbreche, hamsochne et pecunia 
que ad murdrum pertinet, forstal, danegeld, tnfangenetheof — et 
utfangenetheof, flemenefremthe, blodewite, ut habeant super omnes terras 
suas et super omnes homines suos, ubicunque sint, infra burgum et extra 
in tantum et tam pleniter, sicut. proprii ministri nostri exquirere deberent 
ad opus nostrum. Et molumus ut aliquis hominum nec Francus nec 
Anglus de terris eorum neque de hominibus ullo. modo se intromittat, 
nist ipst et ministri. sut, quibus ipsi committere voluerint. — Propterea 
quia nos concessimus Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani pro redemptione 
anime mostre et parentum. nostrorum omnes libertates et liberas 
consuetudines, quas regia potestas liberiores alicui ecclesie conferre potest, 
prohibemus super forisfacturam nostram ne aliquis eas aliquo. modo 
infringere presumat. — Prohibemus etiam me in ipsorum terris vel 
domibus minister, dapifer scilicet, vel pincerna, camerarius, dispensator, 
janitor vel prepositus contra ipsorum voluntatem et assensum tempore 
mostro aut successorum nostrorum per manum alicujus principis vel 
justicie quocunque tempore ponatur. Testibus B. | Cantuariensi 
archiepiscopo, H. Lincolnienst episcopo, comite Willelmo de Manderilla, 
Willelmo Marescallo. Data apud. Gaitintonam, xvij? die Septembris 
per manum Willelmi cancellarii nostri primo anno regni nostri. Is 
erat tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia aliquando 
perditum fuit et dum capti fuimus in Alemannia in aliena potestate 
constitutum, mutatum est. — Innovationis autem hujus hij sunt testes, 
H. Cantuariensis archiepiscopus, H. Cantuariensis, M. Ebroicensis, 
H. Richemundensis, S. Wellensts, archidiaconi, Robertus et Goellus 
capellani, Willelmus de Stagno, Robertus de Harecurt. Data per 
manum magistri Roscelini tune agentis vices cancellarii, apud Hupem 
Andeliact, xij. die Novembris anno regni nostri decimo, 











1301. 


March 28. 


Hailes. 
19 


Sept. 7. 
Bothwell. 
18 


Sept. 29. 


Dunipace. 
17 


Sept. 30. 


Dunipace. 
16 


Aug. 24. 
Glasgow. 
15 


Sept. 12. 


Bothwell. 
14 


Sept. 12. 


Both well. 
13 


Sept. 18. 


Both well. 
13 
Sept. 9. 
Bothwell. 
11 


Sept. 9. 
Bothwell, 
10 


29 EDWARD I. 21 


Membrane 8—cont. 


7. Acharter dated at Woodstock, 17 May, 82 Henry III, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in England. [Vol. I, p. 880.] 
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 18 October, 88 Henry 
III. remitting to the said abbot and convent a fine of 100 marks 
incurred by the town and liberty of St. Alban's for non-attendance at 
Cesterhunte before Henry de Mara and William de Wilton, commis- 
sioners to enquire into offences against the coinage, and also of a 
fine of 24 marks incurred by Nicholas le Espicer, Alexander Stoile, 
William de Sanrige and Reginald the Goldsmith (aurifaber) for such 
offences; the abbot and his men being excused by charter from such 
attendance at places without their liberties. [Noted but not enrolled, 
Pat. 88 Henry III. m. 1.] 
With further grant that the said abbot and convent shall not be pre- 
judiced in the future enjoyment of the liberties aforesaid by any non-user 
of them in the past. By K. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Grant to William la Zusche, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands of Haryngworth and Bulewik, co. Northampton. 
By fine before the Treasurer. 


Grant io John de Bracebrigg, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Kynebires, co. Warwick, and Bracebrigg and Wrauby, 
co. Lincoln. By p.s. [2858.] 


Grant to William de Ros of Hamelake, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all his demesne lands in Werk, co. Northumberland, Linton and Ross, 
co. York, Freston, co. Lincoln, and Stok Daubeny, co. Northampton. 

By p.s. [2886.]  Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Edmund de Cornubia, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all his demesne lands in Thonnayk, co. Lincoln, and Estalle, 
co. Oxford. By p.s. [2887.] 


Grant to Thomas de Sancto Leodegario, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all his lands in Mapelherst, co. Kent. By p.s. [2849.] 


Grant to William de Hanynfeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of his manors of Hanynfeld, Sandon and Stanleye, co. 
Essex, and Lausele, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [2868.] 


Grant to John Spring, and his heirs of free warren in all his demesne 
lands in Lirtington, co. York. By p.s. [2862.] 


Grant to Robert son of Walter, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Shopelland and Shenefeud, co. Essex. By p.s. [2872.] 


Grant to Alexander Cheveroil, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Little Cheveroill and Hardenhiwish, co. Wilts. 
By p.s. [2860.] 


Grant to Robert de Shirland, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Shirland, Ufton and Duningbiry, co. Kent. 
By p.s. [2861.] 


22 


1301. 


July 20. 
Coldstream. 
9 


Oct. 4. 
Dunipace. 
8 


Oct. 4. 
Danipace. 


Oct. 4. 
Dunipace. 
6 


Oct. 15. 


Dunipace. 


Nov. 18. 
Linlithgow. 
4 


Nov. 2. 
Linlitsgow. 


Sept. 10. 
Bothwell. 
2 


Oct. 25. 
Linlithgow. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 





MEMBRANE 1. 


Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
burgesses of Oxford :— 
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 February, 18 Henry III. 
[Vol. I. p. 91. Royal Letters addressed to Oxford, p. 6.] 
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 March, 41 Henry III. 
[Vol. I. p. 471. Royal Letters addressed to Oxford, p. 10.] 
By bill of Exchequer. 


Grant to John Carbonel, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne 
lands in Neweton, Aketon and Whelnetham, co. Suffolk, and Wykes, . 
co. Essex. By p.s. [2408.] 


Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Clopton, Wantesden and Whelnetham, co. Suffolk. 
By p.s. [2401.] 


Grant to John Bardolf, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne 
lands in Halghton, co. Leicester. By p.s. 


Grant to Ralph Basset, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all his demesne lands in Rakedale, co. Leicester. By p.s. (2414. | 


Grant to John de Bello Campo of Somerset, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at his manor of Hacche, co. Somerset, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Decollation of St. John 
the Baptist and the two days following. By p.s. 


Grant to William le Conestable, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at his manor of Holm, co. York, and of & yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of St. John the 
Baptist; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said 
manor. By p.s. (2575.] 


Grant to Richard le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Bothele, Brombogh, Boghneys and Beaumont (Bello 
Monte) co. Cumberland. By p.s. 


Grant to William de Penyton, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Penyton, co. Lancaster, and Mulecastre, co. Cumberland. 
By p.s. (2556.] 








1301. 


Dec. 2. 
Linlithgow. 
51 


Dec. 2. 
Linlithgow. 
50 


Dec. 2. 
Linlithgow. 
49 


Nov. 22. 
Linlithgow. 
48 


1302. 


Jan. 21. 
Linlithgow. 
47 


1302. 


Jan. 81. 
Linlithgow. 
4 


( 28 ) 


30 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 6, 


Grant to the prior and convent of St. John the Evangelist, Pontefract, 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Ledeston, Ledesham, 
Whytewode, Berneslay and Doddeworth, co. York. 

By fine at the Exchequer. 


Grant to John son of Geoffrey de Sancto Leodegario and Isabel his 
wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Wyrtlinge, Boxtepe, Dalington and Boxmedle, co. Sussex, and Offeleye, 
co. Hertford. By fine at the Exchequer. 


Grant to Robert de Eukeston, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at his manor of Eukeston, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair 
there on the feast of St. Barnabas ; grant also of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [2624.] 


Grant to John de Hodleston, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Millum, co. Cumberland, and Whytington and Holm, 
co. Lancaster. By p.s. [2608.] 


Grant to John de Berewyk, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all his demesne lands in Becheworth, Culingleye, Tilmundesdoune and 
Hegecurt, co. Surrey, Berton, Neuton, Hacche, Cludesden, Crevequeor, 
Farlington, Frendestaple and Worldham, co. Hants, Morton and Hemeles- 
worth, co. Dorset, Bridemere, co. Wilts, Chalfhunte, co. Buckingham, and 
Middelton and Halgh, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [2718.]  Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Adam de Welle, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Wyberton, Cumberworth, Sutton, Strobby and 
Billesby, co Lincoln. By p.s. 


Gift, for good service rendered in the war in Gascony and elsewhere, to 
William de Ros of Hamelake, of the castle of Werk, formerly belonging 
to Robert de Ros of Werk, an enemy and rebel to the king, for whose 
rebellion the said castle escheated to the king, to be held by the said 
William and his heirs from the king and his heirs by the services due 
therefrom. By p.s. 

Mandate to the sheriff of Northumberland to give seisin. 

Mandate to the knights, free men, and other tenants of the-said castle 
to be intendant and answerable in all things touching the said castle. 


Grant to Simon de Senevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Lokynton, co. Leicester. By p.s. 


Grant to Nicholas de Leyburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands of Skelmesergh in Kendale, co. Westmoreland. By p.s. 


Grant to John son of Simon, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Boningho, Langele and Tobrigge, co. Hertford. 
By p.s. [2799.] 


24 


1302. 
Jan. 80. 


Linlithgow. 
41 


Feb. 2. 


Edinburgh, 
40 


Feb. 12. 
Edinburgh. 
39 
Feb. 17. 
Roxburgh. 
38 


Feb. 17. 
Roxburgh. 
37 


Feb. 17. 
Roxburgh. 
36 


Feb. 9. 
Roxburgh. 
35 


Feb. 9. 
Roxburgh. 
34 


Feb. 16. 
Roxburgh, 
33 


Feb. 16. 
Roxburgh. 
82 


April 24. 


Devizes. 
81 
April 80. 
Devizes. 
90 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 6—cont. 


Grant, for good service rendered by Matthew de Osgodby, to Robert de 
Osgodby his father of a weekly market on Wednesday at his manor of 
Osgodby, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary; grant also of free warren in 
all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [2883.] 


Grant to John de Segrave, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Alkemundebury, co. Huntingdon. By p.s. (2846.] 


Grant to Edmund de Wylington, king’s yeoman (ralletto), of free warren 
in all his demesne lands in Gydesham, co. Devon. By p.s. [2862.] 


Grant to John de Fresingfeld, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday in his manor of Finnoure by Incherorik, co. Tipperary; and of 
a weekly market on Saturday at his manor of Lin, co. Meath; grant also 
of free warren in all his demesne lands in the said manors. 

Per billam missam sub privato sigillo. 


Grant io John de Fresingfeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Cukeleye and Ruhaghe, co. Suffolk. 
Per billam missam sub privato siglo. 


Grant to Maurice de Rupe Forti and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Typerneyvin, Kilblaan, Kileycouthy, Corbyn, Inscorthy, 


Dufthir and Killafgy, in Ireland. 
Per petitionem missam sub privato sigillo. 


MEMBRANE . b. 


Grant to Eustace le Poer, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Octhirtir, co. Waterford, Crouhan, Slefdile, Offath, 
Moyonauryth and Kylclou, co. Tipperary, Grennagh, co. Kilkenny, Nerny 
and Kilmohede, co. Carlow, Cuyllenagh, co. Kildare, and Kenmoy and 
Castle Conewhor, co. Connaught. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to John son of Thomas, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Maynoth, Rathynnegan, Leye, Geshill, Moyrayghhyd, 
Corbaly, Coiltagh, and Rathmore, co. Kildare, Taghmothok and 
Balymignon, co. Carlow, Adare, Cronmuth, Castle Robert, Athletagh, 
Wyrgedy, Grene, Esgrene and Cork Moighhid, co. Limerick. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Thomas de Grey, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Bures, Gavenedish, Denardeston, Little Cornerth and 
Stanefeld, co. Suffolk, and Heneham Sibill, co. Essex. ^ By p.s. [2878.] 


Grant, at the instance of Walter de Agmodesham, king's clerk, to the 
abbot and convent of Messenden of free warren in Messenden, Leye, 
Peterleye, Honore, Hugenden, Donrigg, Chalfhunte, Broghton, Kynebele, 
Caveresfeld and Neuland, co. Buckingham, and Podele and Shipelake, 
co. Oxford. By p.s. [2879.] 


Grant to John de Merk, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne 
lands in White Rothyngg, co. Essex. By K. 


Grant to Henry de Braillesford, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Braillesford and Wyngerworth, co. Derby. By p.s. 











1302. 


May 11. 
Sutton. 
29 


May 14. 
Guildford. 
28 


May 15. 
Guildford. 


June 12. 
Chartham. 
27 


July 11. 
Westminster. 
26 


July 10. 
Westminster, 
25 


90 EDWARD I. 25 


Membrane 5——cont. 


Whereas Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, 
restored to the king by charter all the castles, towns, manors and lands, 
which he held in fee in England and Wales, excepting the manors of 
Seterington, Wilton, Thornton and Levesham, co. York, and the manors 
of Acle and Castre with the advowson of the church of Geldeston, 
co. Norfolk, to be held by the king and his heirs with knights’ fees, 
advowsons and all appurtenances quit of the said earl and his heirs ; 

gift, of special grace, of all the said manors, excepting as above, and 
excepting also the manors of Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, Dovercurt, co. Essex 
and Kenet, co. Cambridge with their appurtenances, to be held by the 
said Roger, and the heirs of his body, from the king and his heirs, as he 
held thei before the said surrender, by the services then due therefrom ; 
with remainder on failure of such heirs to the king and his heirs, quit of 
the other heirs of the said Roger ; 

and if the said Roger shall leave an heir of his body to succeed him, the 
king or his heirs upon the death of the said Roger shall seize all his 
lands, excepting as aforesaid, into the king’s hands, and after the time 
at which the said heir shall attain his seisin, shall retain 1,000l. of the 
said lands in recompense for 1,000/. of land, which the said Roger has 
had for life by the king's grant, and shall keep the said land for as long 
as the said Roger shall have retained the said land: and the residue 
of the lands so seized shall remain in the king's hands beyond the full 
age of the heir until 20,000. shall have been received therefrom, unless 
the said heir on coming of full age shall satisfy the king or his heirs in 
the said sum ; provided that if the said earl die without an heir of his 
body, the said exaetion of the 20,000/. shall go for nought in view of 
the reversion of the said lands to the king and his heirs. 


Whereas Roger le Dygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, 
surrendered to the king the manors of Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, Dovercurt, 
co. Essex, and Kenet, co. Cambridge, as in the last charter above ; 

gift, of special grace, to the said Roger and Alice his wife of the afore- 
said manors, to be held by the said Roger and Alice and the heirs of the 
body of Roger, as he held them before the said surrender, by the services 
then due therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs quit of the 
other heirs of the said Roger. Triplicatur. 

Mandate to Walter de Gloucestre, escheator this side Trent, to give 
seisin of the said lands, excepting the knights’ fees, which the king 
wishes to be retained until a further mandate, but all goods and chattels 
in the said manors are to be handed over. 


Grant to Robert de Bavent, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday 
at his manor of Marom, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of St. Denys; grant also of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manor and of Billesby and Wynceby. — By p.s. 


Grant to Ralph de Manton, king's clerk, dean of the king's free chapel 
of St. Buryan, Cornwall, and his successors of a weekly market on 
Saturday at his manor of St. Buryan, and of two yearly fairs there, one 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Buryan, and the other on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin in the Winter. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


MEMBRANE 4. 

Grant to John le Bigod of Stokton, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all his demesne lands in Sithyng, Wotton, Mundham and Kirkeby, 
co. Norfolk, Teberton, co. Suffolk, and Seterington and Bokton, co. York. 

By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham. 


26 


1302. 
July 11. 


Westminster. 
24 


July 16. 


Westminster. 


July 15. 


Westminster. 
23 


July 29. 


Westminster. 
22 


July 18. 


Westminster. 


2L 


Aug. 4. 


Westminster. 


20 


Aug. 5. 


Westminster. 
19 


July 18. 


Westminster. 
18 


Aug. 23. 


Kempton. 
17 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 4—cont. 


Whereas Roger le Bigod, late earl of Norfolk, and marshal of England, 
by his charter restored to the king all the right, honour and lordship, 
which he had as earl in the county of Norfolk, and also the office of 
marshal (marescalciam) of England to be held by the king, and his heirs, 
quit of the said Roger, and his heirs, with all their appurtenances under 
whatever name ; 

gift of special grace to the said Roger of all the right, honour and 
dominion aforesaid, to be held by the said Roger and the heirs of his body 
from the King and his heirs, as the said Roger held them on the day of 
the surrender aforesaid ; with remainder to the king and his heirs. 

Mandate to the treasurer and the barons of the Exchequer to deliver 
to the said earl the office of marshal in the Exchequer, and to restore to 
him of the king’s gift the issues of the office received in the meantime. 


Whereas Roger le Bigod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, 
by a writing, restored to the king all the castles, towns, manors and lands, 
which he had in fee in Ireland, to be held by the said king and his heirs, 
with all appurtenances quit of the said earl and his heirs ; 

gift, of special grace, to the said Roger of all the said castles, towns, 
manors and lands, to be held by the said Roger and the heirs of his body, 
as he held them on the day of the said surrender, by the services due 
therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs. 


Grant to Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, and 
the heirs of his body, of a weekly market on Saturday at his manor of 
Watlington, co. Oxford, and of a yearly fair on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of the Assumption ; grant also of a weekly market on 
Thursday at his manor of Saham Barre, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary. 

By K. 


Grant to William le Latimer, the elder, and his heirs, of & weekly 
market on Thursday at his manor of Asshe, co. Kent, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul ; 
and of a yearly fair at his manor of Wodinton, co. Surrey, on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary ; and of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at his manor of Tyverington, co. York, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of 
St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said 
manors. By K. 


Grant to William de Harpedene, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Harpedene and Retherfeld, co. Oxford, and Herdinton, 
co. Middlesex. By K. on the information of J. de Chauvent. 


Grant to Gilbert Fizestevene, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at his manor of Clifton upon Dertemuth, co. Devon, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Shireburn of a yearly fair at their 
manor of Stapelbrugge, co. Dorset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of the Exaltation of the Cross in lieu of a fair previously granted by the 
king on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew. 


Grant to William de Melksop, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Dikneswell, Dachesworth, Lodewyk and Peneshangre, 
co. Hertford. By K. 














1302. 


July 18. 
Westminster. 
16 


Sept. 24. 
St. Redegunds. 


14 


Aug. 4. 
Westminster. 
18 


80 EDWARD fl. 27 


—— ——Ó — M — ——À —— 


Membrane 4—cont. 


Grant to Walter de Bello Campo, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at his 
manor of Alecestre, co. Warwick, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of St. Faith and the five days following, in lieu of a fair previously granted 
by the present king on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Giles 
and the five days following. 


Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of & 
weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Ockeleye, co. Surrey, and of à 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret; grant also of 
free warren in all the demesne lands of that manor. By p.s. [8054.] 


Memorandum that on Monday before the feast of the Assumption in the 
80th year of the king about the hour of vespers (horam. vesperarum) in 
the chamber of the king in the lodging (hospitio) of the archbishop of 
York at Westminster, where the king was then lodged, as soon as the 
king was risen from his council, Sir John de Langeton, then chancellor of 
England, restored to the said king his great seal, and the king forthwith 
took the great seal into his hands in the presence of A. count of Savoy, 
John de Britannia, Amanieu de le Breto, John Wogan, justiciary of 
Ireland, Roger le Brabazon, William de Bereford, John de Drokenesford, 
keeper of the king’s wardrobe, master Thomas Cantok, chancellor of 
Ireland, Walter de la Haye, escheator of Ireland, Gilbert de Roubury, 
master John de Cadamo, John de Kyrkebi, Nicholas de Warr[ewyco], 
Peter de Donewico and others; and then the king forthwith delivered the 
seal to John de Drokenesford to be kept in the wardrobe. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Grant, for the bettering of the town of Berwick on Tweed, that the 
said town in future shall be a free borough and the men thereof free 
burgesses having all the liberties and free customs belonging to a free 
borough. 

The citizens shall have a gild merchant with a hanse and other customs 
thereto belonging, so that no one who is not of that gild shall do any 
merchandise in that borough except by the will of the burgesses of that 
borough. 

Each year they shall choose of themselves a discreet and fit mayor, who 
shall be faithful to the king and proper (utilis) for the ruling of the 
borough ; and after election he shall be presented to the king or his 
chancellor or the treasurer and barons of his exchequer of Scotland, in 
the king’s absence, and shall make oath of fealty to the king; and at 
the end of a year the burgesses may remove him, and choose him or 
another, who shall be presented as aforesaid. 

Each year the mayor and commonalty of the borough shall choose of 
themselves four discreet and fit bailiffs, who shall faithfully do all that 
belongs to their office in the said borough and shall swear fealty to the 
king and his heirs before the mayor. 

The burgesses shall have power to bequeath in their last will all their 
lands and tenements to whom they will; nor shall they plead or be 
impleaded, save before the said mayor and bailiffs, of any tenures within 
the borough or trespasses or contracts there made. 

The burgesses shall have return of all the king’s writs touching the 
borough; so that no sheriff, bailiff or other minister shall enter the 
borough to discharge his office there in anything touching the borough, 
save in default of the mayor and bailiffs. 


28 


1302. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


The burgesses by writs from the king’s chancery of Scotland shall 
choose a coroner from themselves and present him to the mayor, before 
whom he shall make oath faithfully to do and to preserve all things 
belonging to the office of coroner in the said borough. 

A royal prison shall be made and had in the borough to punish ill- 
doers there taken ; and gallows shall be set up without the borough on 
the king’s soil ; so that the said mayor and bailiffs shall have judgement 
of infangthef and utfangthef. 

The burgesses and their heirs through all the king's realm and 
dominions shall be quit of toll, pontage, passage, murage, pavage, cavage 
(cauayio), lastage, carriage, picage, quayage, rivage and of all sale, achate 
and rechate (achato et rechato), with soc and sac, thol and theam, warde 
and wardepeny, and all other customs, and shall be quit of furnishing 
their goods and merchandise. 

The burgesses shall have quittance of murder within the borough ; and 
none shall take lodging there by force or livery of the marshals. 

All merchants coming thither with their merchandise, from whatever 
place, whether foreigners or others, who are in the king's peace or who 
come to the king's land with his licence, shall come, tarry and depart in 
the king’s safe peace, paying the right customs of the borough ; no 
burgess or merchant shall be troubled for * mistelling' in their pleas, that 
is for not counting rightly (st non omnino bene narraverint) ; no merchant 
shall go to meet merchants coming by land or water with merchandise 
or victuals to the said borough, to purchase such goods or sell them 
again, until they have come to the borough and exposed their goods for 
sale, upon pain of forfeiting the thing hought and of imprisonment, whence 
he shall not escape without serious chastisement ; no foreign merchant 
shall buy any goods which ought to be weighed (aliquod averium quod 
ponderari debeat vel tronari) save by the king’s balance and beam 
(stateram et tronam nostram) on pain of forfeiting the said goods. 

If any servant of the burgesses shall have done any felony or com- 
mitted any crime (crimen) for which he ought to lose his goods and 
chattels, the goods and chattels of the burgesses found in the hands of the 
sald servant anywhere within the king's realm or power, shall belong to 
the burgesses so far as they can prove ownership. 

No burgess shall be put upon assizes, juries or recognitions without the 
borough by reason of a tenure in the borough against their will. 

If any man's bondman shall have dwelt within the borough and held 
land there and have been in the gild and hanse and lot and scot with 
the said burgesses for a year and a day without claim, thereafter his lord 
shall not reclaim him, but he shall remain a free man in the said borough. 

No burgess shall do battle in the said borough in any appeal, which 
anyone shall make against him in any felony done within the borough, 
but he shall purge himself by the oath of twenty-four lawful men of the 
borough. 

All those of the borough wishing to enjoy the liberties and free customs 
shall be at geld and scot with the burgesses as often as the borough shall 
he tallaged. 

. No foreign merchant shall sell in the borough any merchandise except 
in gross. 

No burgess of the borough in the king's realm or power shall be dis- 
trained (namietur vel. distringatur) for any debt, unless he be à debtor or a 
surety. 

If any burgess shall die leaving orphans of legitimate birth, the said 
orphans with their goods and chattels, lands and possessions, shall be 
placed by the mayor and bailiffs of the borough in the custody of some 








1302. 


Oct. 20. 


Westminster. 


13 


Oct. 24. 


Westminster. 
11 


Oct. 24. 


Westminster. 
10 


Aug. 18. 
Westminster, 
9 


80 EDWARD I. 29 


nn 6 ee 


Membrane 8—cont. 


faithful burgess of nearest (proximioris) relationship to the said orphans to 
whom their inheritance cannot descend, who shall give security to maintain 
the said orphans, their lands and houses, in proper condition without 
waste, sale, or diminution (erilio), and shall restore all the issues of the 
lands and houses of the said orphans during such cuatody, after reasonable 
deduction for the expenses of the said custody, to the said orphans on 
their attaining full age by the view of the mayor and bailiffs of the 
borough ; and the mayor and bailiffs shall have power to see yearly that 
the said custody is conducted to the advantage of the said orphans. 

The burgesses shall have in the said borough two weekly markets one 
on Monday and one on Friday, and a yearly fair to last from the Invention 
of the Cross to the Nativity of St. John. By K. 

The said fair was first granted from Easter to Michaelmas and after- 
wards by a petition in Parliament at Carlisle in the 85th year was restored 
as above. [The date of the fair is written over an erasure.] 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Thorney of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Jakele and Stangrund, co. Huntingdon. 
By bill of the Exchequer; and this warren is granted in part 
satisfaction of 500 marks, in which the king is bound to them 
for 500 marks paid to the Pope for him. 


Grant to the burgesses of the town of Gloucester of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and the 
five days following. 


Grant to Richard de Harle, and his heirs, of free warren in al] his 
demesne lands in Harle, Kenleye, Wylileye, Gretinton, Hatton, Wylder- 
dehop, Russhebury and La Bold, co. Salop. 

| By K. on the information of Walter de Bello Campo. 


MEMBRANE 2 


Ordinances made for the prosperity of the merchants of the king's 
duchy of Aquitaine, as follows :— 

All merchant vintners of the said duchy shall come under the 
king’s protection to the realm of England and elsewhere within his 
power, with their wines and other merchandises, and shall trade in 
gross in the cities, boroughs and merchant towns, either with natives 
(indigenis) or inhabitants (incolis) of the said realm or with foreigners, 
strangers or private persons (privatis); and any merchandise, which 
they may bring to the said realm and power or there purchase or 
acquire in any way, they may take with them where they will and 

. use as they will, after paying the due customs; excepting always 
wine, which they shall in no wise take without the said realm and 
power without the king's licence. 

The said merchant vintners may lodge (hospitare) in the said cities 
and towns where they will, and tarry with their goods at the 
pleasure (ad gratum) of the owners of the inns (hospitia) or houses. 

All contracts made by the said vintners with any person shall be 
good (firma et stabilis), so that neither merchant can recede therefrom, 
when once earnest money (denarius Dei) has been paid; and if upon 
such a contract any dispute arise, proof shall be made thereof 
according to the uses and customs of the fairs and towns, where the 
said contract was made, 


30 


1302. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 





Membrane 2—cont. 


The king remits to the said merchants of the duchy the old prise 
of two tuns of wine from each ship touching land within his realm 
or power, one from before the mast and the other from behind it; 
and further grants, for himself and his heirs, that he will not make 
that prise, or any other, of their wines and merchandises for any 
reason against their will without immediately paying the price at 
which the said merchants sell their wines or merchandises to others 
or making other satisfaction therefore, so that no valuation shall be 
set upon such wines or other merchandise by the king or his 
ministers. 

As the seller of wine is bound to make up whatever is found to be 
lacking in each tun of wine when gauged, the purchaser in like 
manner shall be bound to pay for any surplus so found at the price 
of the wine in the tun. 

As soon as ships with new wines touch (applicentur) within the 
king’s realm and power, the old wines found in towns and other 
places shall be viewed and proved if they be sound (sana et incorrupta); 
and half the viewers of wines shall be merchant vintners of the said 
duchy and half good men of the town; and they shall be sworn to do 
their viewing faithfully and without fraud; and on the unsound 
wine they shall do justice as usual. 

Whereas it has been the custom that the buyer and seller should 
pay 1d. for each tun for gauge (yaugeto), each paying 4d., this shall 
be done in future and observed as a custom. 

All bailiffs and ministers of the fairs of the cities, boroughs and 
merchant towns shall do speedy justice from day to day without delay 
if they complain to them of wrongs, vexations (molestiis) or touching 
debts or other pleas, and the justice shall be according to the law 
merchant; ifthere be found any default (defectus) in the said bailiffs or 
ministers, whereby any of the said vintners have experienced delay, 
even though the vintner have recovered his losses against the principal 
party (partem in principali) nevertheless the said bailiff or minister 
shall be punishable by the king (rersus nos puniatur), and this punish- 
ment is granted as a favour to the said merchant vintners to hasten 
the doing of justice to them. 

In all kinds of pleas, saving in case of crime where the penalty 
is death, where a merchant vintner of the said duchy has been 
impleaded or have impleaded any one, whether the person so impleaded 
be a stranger (ertrameus) or a private person (privatus), in fairs, 
cities or boroughs, where there are a sufficient number of merchant 
vintners of the said duchy, if an inquisition ought to be taken, half 
the inquisition shall be of such merchant vintners and half shall be 
of other good and lawful men of that place; and if there are not 
enough merchant vintners to be found, there shall be put upon the 
inquisition those of them, who shall there be fog@M sufficient, and 
the remainder shall be of good and sufficient men of the place where 
the plea shall be. 

No other exaction or charge (onus prestationis) shall be laid upon 
the wines of the said merchants. 

Moreover the king specially ordains that the merchant vintners 
shall not lose any of the aforesaid liberties, which shall, however, 
only extend to merchant vintners of the said duchy. 

And in return the said merchant vintners have granted the king 
that for every tun of wine which they shall bring within the king's 
realm or power, and for which they shall be bound to pay freight 

















1302. 


Oct. 22. 


Westminster. 
8 


Nov. 7. 
Westminster. 
7 


Nov. 5. 


Westminster. 
6 


Nov. 18. 


Westminster. 


Nov. 12. 


Westminster. 
4 


Nov. 18. 


Westminster. 
8 


Nov. 14. 


W estminster. 
2 


80 EDWARD I. 31 


Membrane 2—cont. 


(frectum) to the sailors, beyond the ancient customs due and paid to 
the king or others they will pay by way of new custom 2s. within 
forty days from the discharge of the wine from the ships; and the 
said merchant vintners, when they have paid the said custom of 2s. 
for their wines in any place within the king's realm or power shall 
be quit of the said custom in every other place; provided that from 
all other merchandise carried on within the said realm they shall 
be bound to pay the customs due from other merchants for the same 
merchandise. 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby Roger le Bygod, earl 
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary, 
Tynterne, and the abbot and monks there all his manor of Acle, with all 
appurtenances, and the advowson of the church there, to be held by the 
said abbot, monks and church in frank almoin quit of all exaction or 
secular service ; dated at Fulham, 18 May, 80 Edward I ; witnesses, Sir 
Robert son of Roger, Sir John Luvel, Sir John le Bigod, Sir William de 
Ormesby, Sir Thomas Dakeneye, Sir Thomas le Rous, knights, master 
John Golafre, Sir William de Overton, Sir Robert de Beverlaco, Sir 
Ralph de Secca Villa, clerks. By K. and pet. of C. 


Grant to William de Cleydon, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
his demesne lands in Cleydon, Thurleston, Sudburne and Gategrave, co. 
Suffolk. By K. on the information of J. Duteturte. 


Grant to John de Bello Campo of Somerset, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Monday at Hacche, co. Somerset, in lieu of & market on 
Thursday previously granted to him there. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Roger le Bigod, earl 
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary, 
Tynterne, and the monks there, all his manor of Aluredeston, to be 
held, with all appurtenances, from the donor, his heirs or assigns, in 
exchange for the manor of Platelanda, which the said monks have 
given to the donor, his heirs and assigns ; dated at Stepney, 28 October, 
30 Edward I; witnesses, Sir John Lovel, Sir John le Bigod, Sir Nicholas 
de Kyngeston, Sir Thomas Lovel, knights, master John, Golafre, Sir 
William de Spauneby, Sir Robert de Beverlaco, clerks, Roger de Seint Mor, 
Andrew de Beauchamp. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Guy Buteturte, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Friday 
at his manor of Upton, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula. 


Grant to John de Hastinges, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Brampton and Lymmynge, co. Huntingdon, and 
Naylesford, co. Leicester. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Whereas the king lately granted to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, deceased, 
that he and his heirs should have a weekly market on Friday at his manor 
of Cosham, co. Wilts; which manor, by the death of the said Edmund 
came to the king's hands and was by him granted to his daughter Mary 
the nun of Fontevrault, dwelling at Ambresbury, for the up-keep of her 
chamber during her life, provided that she continued to reside within the 
realm ; 

the king now grants to the said Mary that during her life and residence 
within the realm she shall have a weekly market on Thursday within the 
said manor in lieu of the market aforesaid. By K, 


82 


1302. 
Nov. 14. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 1—cont. 
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered by the barons of 


Westminster, Faversham, and for a fine of 500 marks made with the king before W. 


June 16. 
Chichester, 


bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the king's treasurer, that the said 
barons shall have the following liberties. 

The said barons shall be quit of all toll, lastage, tallage, passage, 
quayage, rivage, sponsage, wreck, and all sale, achate and rechate (achato 
et rechato), through all the king's land and power, with soc and sac, tol and 
theam ; they shall have infangenethef and utfangenethef in their lands 
within the said town of Faversham, just as have the barons of the Cinque 
Ports in the said ports by the king's charter; they shall be * wreckefry' and 
‘wytefry’ and ‘lestagefry’ and ‘lovecopfry.’ 

They shall have den and strond at Jernemuth pursuant to the king’s 
ordinance thereof. 

They shall have their findings (inrentiones) by sea and land, and their 
honours in the king’s court and their liberties throughout all the king’s 
land, wherever they come. 

They shall be quit of shires and hundreds. 

They and their heirs for all the lands, which the said barons and their 
ancestors had in the 44th year of king Henry III, shall be quit of all 
summonses before all justices itinerant for any pleas, in whatever 
county the said lands lie; so that they shall not be compelled to come 
before the said justices unless any of the said barons implead any or be 
impleaded by any; and they shall not plead anywhere save where they 
ought and were used, that is at Shipway; and if any one will plead 
against them, they shall not answer nor plead otherwise than the barons of 
the said Cinque Ports were used to plead in the time of king Henry II. 

They shall not be put upon assizes, juries or recognitions by reason of 
their foreign holdings against their will; of their own wines of which 
they are dealing they shall be quit of the king’s right prise, that is of one 
tun before the mast and one behind. 

They shall have all the said liberties and quittances as fully as the 
barons of the said ports ever had them in the times of Edward, 
William I, William II, Henry II, Richard, John and Henry III, kings of 
England, as the charters of those kings, which they have and which the 
king has inspected, testify. 

No one shall wrongfully disturb them or their market upon pain of 
101. ; provided that when the barons fail in doing or receiving justice, the 
warden of the Cinque Ports may enter the said town of Faversham to do 
full justice there; provided that the barons and their heirs shall perform 
yearly to the kings of England with the barons of the said Cinque Ports 
their full service of ships at their own cost for fifteen days at the summons 
of the king or his heirs, that is to say, as much as they ought to render 
and were wont to render to the king and his predecessors. 

The king and his heirs shall not have the wardship or marriage of their 
heirs by reason of any of the lands held by them within the said ports 
and liberties, for which they render the said service, and of which the king 
or his ancestors had not wardship or marriage in times past, saving to the 
king his dignity (dignitate) and the pleas of the crown of life and imb. » 

y K. 


MEMBRANE 5d. 


Gilbert son of Roger Scott of Great Catteworth, came before the king 
on the Wednesday after Trinity last past and had replevin of his land at 
Great Catteworth seized for a default before the justices of the Bench 
against Ralph, son of William, of Great Catteworth. 

Vacated because on the Close Roll of the 88rd year. 








1302. 


‘Nov. 26. 
Reading. 
49 


Nov. 26. 
Reading. 
48 


1303. 


Jan. 8. 
Odiham. 
47 


Jan. 10. 
Odiham. 
46 
Jan. 18. 
Odiham. 
45 


Feb. 1. 
Windsor. 


( 88) 


31 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 4. 


Whereas Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, constable 
of England, quit-claimed to the king all the castles, towns, manors and 
lands, which he held in fee in England and Wales, with all his right, 
honour and lordship, as earl in the counties of Hereford and Essex, and 
the said office of constable, to be held by the king, and his heirs, with all 
things thereto belonging ; 

the king has given, of special grace, to the said Humphrey and 
Elizabeth, countess of Holland, his wife, the king's daughter, all the 
aforesaid castles, towns, manors and lands, right, honour and lordship 
with the office of constable, and with 40/. 10s. 104. yearly which used to 
be received from the sheriff of Essex for the honour of that county and 
with 20/. yearly which used to be received from the sheriff of Hereford 
for the said office of constable, to be held by the said Humphrey and 
Elizabeth, and the heirs of his body, by the services due therefrom ; ‘and 
if the said Humphrey die without an heir of his body, then, after the 
death of the said Humphrey and Elizabeth, the manor of Plessey with the 
hamlets of High Eastre and Great Waltham, and the manors of Waleden, 
Quenden, Depeden and Shenefeld, co. Essex, of Stoke and Fobbyng, co. 
Hertford, of Enefeld, co. Middlesex, and of Kynebauton, co. Huntingdon, 
with all their appurtenances and with the office of constable of England, 
shall revert to the king and Edward his son, and their heirs, quit of other 
heirs of the said Humphrey, and the manors of Agmodesham, co. Bucks, 
Wokeseye, co. Wilts, and Sutham and Whitenhurst, co. Gloucester, and 
the cagtle and manor of Huntinton, co. Hereford, and the castles of Brecon, 
la Hay, and Caldecote in Netherwente in the march of Wales, and all the 
lands in Neuton in the said march shall remain to the other right heirs 
of the said Humphrey with all appurtenances, to be held from the king 
and the other chief lords of the fees by the services due therefrom. 

Dupplicatur. 

Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to deliver to 
the said Humphrey and Elizabeth the said office of constable in the 
Exchequer, and to permit them to receive the said yearly sum of 601. 10s. 
10d. by the hands of the said sheriffs, restoring to them of the king's gift 
the issues received in the mean time. 


Grant to the prioress and nuns of Carhowe of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Wroxham, Rakhethe, Crosthweyt, Beston, Brakendele, 


Great Melton, and Rokelund by Langele, co. Norfolk. 
By fine before the Treasurer. 


Grant to John de Bauquelle and Cecily his wife, and their heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Lee, Leuesham and Bromlegh, co. 
Kent, and in Brokham, co. Surrey. By K. 


Grant to the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England 
of free warren in all their demesne lands of Lydele, co. Salop. By K. 


Grant to Agnes, late the wife of Roger de Sumery, for life, of free 


warren in all her demesne lands in Roule, co. Stafford. By K. 
Charter regulating the liberties of foreign merchants. ([Hedera, II. 
4, p. 747. Hall, History of Customs I, p. 202.] 


30797 C 


84 


1303. 
Feb. 28. 


Walthamstow 
48 


March 8. 
Hospital of 


St. Katbarine 
by the Tower 


of London. 
42 


March 2. 
Hospital of 


St. Katharine 
by the Tower 


of London. 
41 


March 2. 
Hospital of 


St. Katharine 
by the Tower 


of London. 


40 
March 4. 
Westminster. 
89 


March 8. 


Westminster. 
38 


March 12. 
Westminster. 
37 


March 12. 
Westminster. 
36 


March 8. 


Westminster. 


35 


March 20. 


Huntingdon. 
84 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 3. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Kaynesham, and their successors, of 
a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Kaynesham, co. 
Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of the Assumption. By fine made at the Exchequer. 


Grant to Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, and 
the heirs of his body, of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of 
Halverghate, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the 
feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and the thirteen days 
following. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to John de Brok, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne 
lands of Hunderugge, co. Bucks. By K. 


Grant to John de Hertrugge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Hertrugge and Tydecumbe, co. Berks. By Kk. 


Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Roger le Bygod, earl 
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to Sir John le Bygod of 
Stokton, knight, and Isabel his wife, for good service done to him, all the 
manor of Seterington, co. York, with all appurtenances, and with the 
advowsons of the churches of Seterington and Geldeston, co. Norfolk, to 
be held by the said John and Isabel for their lives from the chief lords of 
the fee by the services due therefrom, with remainder to John son of the 
said John and Isabel, and the lawful heirs of his body, remainder to 
Roger son of the said John and Isabel and the lawful heirs of his body, 
remainder to the donor; witnesses, Sir John Luvel, Sir William de 
Ormesby, Sir Hugh Wak, Sir Thomas Dakeny, Sir Roger de Hales, Sir 
Roger de Brom, knights, William de Colneye, William de Curzon, John 
de Ingelose, John Gernon, Roger de Fraxinis the younger, Robert de 
Martham; dated at Castre by Norwich, Wednesday after Easter, 
80 Edward I. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Thomas, archbishop of York, and his successors, of free 
warren in their demesne lands of Cawode, co. York, and Suthwell, co. 
Notts. By K. 


Grant to Richard de Porteseye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Porteseye, Rodyton, Copenore, Stambrigg’ and Hoghton, 
co. Hants. By K. 


Grant to Richard de la Vache, knight, and his heirs, of free warren in 
‘all their demesne lands in Chalfonte St. Giles, Shenle Maunsel and 
Bekenesfeld, co. Buckingham. By p.s. 


Grant to Lewis de Bello Monte, prebendary of the prebend of Calne in 
the church of St. Mary, New Saresbury, and his successors, of a weekly 
market on Saturday at his manor of Calne, co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalen. 

By K. 


Grant to William de la Hay, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Pappeworth Everard, co. Cambridge. ^ By p.s. [8160.] 











1303. 
April 8. 
»Lenton. 

83 


81 EDWARD I. 85 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and 
Elizabeth, countess of Holland, the king’s daughter, his wife, and the 
heirs of their bodies, of à weekly market on Monday at their manor of 
Enefeld, co. Middlesex, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of St. Andrew and the other on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of the Assumption. 


By K. on the information of J. de Drokenesford. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II dated at 
Winchester, in favour of the weavers of London. [Munimenta Gildhallae, 
II, i, p. 417.] By fine at the Exchequer. 


Grant to Philip de Wylughby, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Bulewelleris, co. Nottingham. 
By the testimony of J. de Benstede. 


Grant, at the instance of Master William de Grenefeld, chancellor, to 
the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, and their successors, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Dalton upon Tese, co. York. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Henry de Gildeford, king's clerk, and his heirs of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Piperhargh', Compton, Dontesfold, Chedinge- 
fold and Fecham, co. Surrey, and in Palyng, Storgheton, Changeton, 
Bongeton and Hunstane, co. Sussex. By K. 


Grant, for good service, to John Sampson, king's yeoman (ralletus), 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Tonehouse, 
co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Drokenesford, king's clerk, &nd his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Eston Crok', co. Hants, and Froxfeld, 
co. Wilts. By p.s. [8242.] 


Grant to William de Ormesby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Askeby, Hempstede and Geistweit, co. Norfolk. 
By p.s. [8250.] 


Grant to John la Warre, and his heirs, that they may have view of 
frankpledge in their manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, of all their men and 
tenants of the said manor twice in the year, once within the quinzaine 
(infra inquindenam) of Easter and once within the quinzaine (infra 
quindenam) of Michaelmas with all the rights and customs thereto 
belonging. By p.s. 


Grant to John la Warre, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday 
at their manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the translation of St. Thomas the 
Martyr. By p.s. 


Grant to Henry de Percy, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Saturday at their manor of Pokelinton, co. York, and of two yearly fairs 
there one on the vigil and the feast of All Saints, and the other on the 
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret; grant also of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [8889.] 


36 


1303. 
July 20. 


Cupar Angus. 
22 


July 28. 
Btrathegh yn 


Aug. 14. 


Brechin. 
20 


Sept. 20. 


Kinloss. 


Oct. 10. 
Kinloss. 
17 


Oct. 10. 
Coghresk. 
16 


Oct. 6. 
Mortlach. 
15 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 2—cont. 


Insperimus and confirmation, so far as the king can, of a charter, 
whereby Robert de Stokheye demised to Sir John de Benstede, clerk, all 
his hundred of Ermyngton, which the said Robert had of the demise and 
feoffment of Sir Gilbert Fizestiefne, knight, with the multure (tremura) 
of the manor of Modbyry and the other manors of the said hundred, 
and with horderespeny, the office of bailiff and the office of beadle, 
with the suits of free men, tithing men and others who owe suit, 
with the presentations of the tithing-men at three fortnightly days yearly 
(ad tres quindecimos dies per annum), and with all other things belonging 
to the said hundred to be held by the said John, and his heirs, from the 
chief lords of the fee by the services due therefrom ; witnesses, Sir 
Reginald de Ferraris, Sir William le Pruz, Sir Hugh de Ferrariis, Sir 
Peter de Fishacre, Sir James de Oston, Sir Peter de Chaluns, knights, 
Peter de Pridiaus, Ralph de Ljnham, John de Haldesworthy, John le 
Broke, Richard de Holecumbe, Gilbert de Addeston, Roger Somery ; 
dated at Ermyngton, Wednesday on the eve of the Exaltation of the 
Cross, 29 Edward I. " By p.s. 


Insperimus and confirmation, so far asthe king can, of a charter, 
whereby Robert de Stokheye quit-claimed to John de Benstede all his 
right in the hundred of Ermyngton with appurtenances as in the last 
charter, to be held as there set forth, the said Robert having delivered all 
the writings and charters made between Sir Gilbert Fizestiefne and him- 
self touching the said hundred ; witnesses, Sir John de Batesford, Sir 
John Randolf, justices for taking assizes at Exeter, Sir William Martyn, 
Sir Thomas de Ralegh, Sir Reginald de Ferrariis, Sir Andrew de Trelosk, 
Sir Peter de Fishacre, Sir Giles de Fishacre, knights, William le Graunt, 
John de Healdesworth, Ralph de Dodescumb, Peter de Pridiaus, Gilbert 
de Addeston, John de Pruteston, Alvred de Ponte; dated at Exeter, 
Thursday after the feast of St. Dunstan the bishop, 80 Edward I. 


By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas de Richemunt, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Corkeby and Torcossock, co. Cumberland. By p.s. 


Grant to Robert de Umframvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Faldingworth, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [8469.] 


Grant to William de la Lee and Beatrice, his wife, and her heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Boxstede, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [8445.] 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant to William de Tendring, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Stoke atte Neylaunde, co. Suffolk, and of 
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Luke; 
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Boxeford, co. 
Suffolk. By p.s. 


Grant to Ralph de Cammeys, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Hamptonet, co. Sussex. By p.s. (8491.] 


Grant to Robert de Ros of Hamelak, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Brighton, co. York, and Wywell and Hungreton, 
co. Lincoln. By p.s. [8485.] 











1303. 


Aug. 10. 
Brechin. 
14 


Oct. 18. 


Fettercairn. 


13 


Oct. [rectius 


Oct. 18. 


Sept. 12. 
Elgin. 


6 
Aug. 27. 
Aberdeen. 

5 


Sept. 28. 


Gartenrode. 


4 


Oct. 17. 


Dundee. 


3 
Aug. 26. 
Aberdeen. 


2 
Oct. 20. 
Clene (?:. 


31 EDWARD I. 87 


Membrane 1—cont. 


Grant to Gerard Salveyn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday 
at their manor of Sledmere, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil 
and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Holm in Spaldingmore and Louthorp, co. York. 

By p.s. [8872.] 


Grant to William de Dien, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Horningdon, co. Essex, and Thoryton, co. Suffolk. 
By p.s. [8492.] 


Grant to William Vysdeleu, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday 
at their manor of Shottele, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Matthew. By p.s. [8471.] 


Grant to William Gernoun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Estthorp, co. Essex. By p.s. [8498.] 


Grant to John de Hysom, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Rysom and Rymeswell in Holdernesse, co. York. 
By p.s. [8522.] 


Grant to Thomas de Whelnetham, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Wrydewell, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [8487.] 


Grant to William de la Lee and Beatrice, his wife, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Chardakre, co. Suffolk. By p.s. 


Grant to John Huse, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at 
their manor of Bradmere, co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair at his manor of 
Westhamelesworth, co. Dorset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Morton, co. Dorset, and Bredmere, co. Wilts. By p.s. [8472.] 


Grant to Richard de Perers, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Little Wormeleye by Chasthunte, co. Hertford. Dy p.s. 


Grant to Robert de Stangrave, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demense lands in Stangrave and Crawehurst, co. Surrey. By p.s. 


Grant to John Engayne, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Gidding, co. Huntingdon, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of 
St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Dilington, co. Huntingdon, and Blatherwyk, co. Northampton. By p.s. 


Grant to Geoffrey de Sheftington, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Scheftington, co. Leicester. By p.s. [8501.] 


Grant to William Dagot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in La Hide and Pateleshull, co. Stafford. By p.s. (8898.] 


Grant to John de Campania, and his heirs, of & weekly market on 
Thursday at his manor of Newenham, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; grant also of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Norton and Newenham, co. Kent. 

By p.s. 


1303. 
Nov. 24. 
Dunfermline. 
109 
Nov. 25. 
Dunfermline, 
108 
Nov. 24. 
Dunfermline. 
107 


Nov. 25. 
Dunfermline. 
106 


Dec. 14. 
Dunfermline. 
105 


Dec. 14. 
Dunfermline. 
104 
Dec. 18. 
Dunfermline. 
108 


Dec. 16. 
Dunfermline 
102 


1304. 


Jan. 8. 
Dunfermline. 
101 


Jan. 1. 
Dunfermline 
100 


( 38 ) 


32 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 6, 


Grant to Henry de Bosco, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Useburn, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Ratynden, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Sheffeld, co. Sussex. By p.s. 


Grant to Walter de Bernyngham, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Friday at their manor of Little Berningham, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John the 
Baptist ; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Little 
Berningham and Wykemere, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [4090.] 


Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Weston, co. Bedford, and of & yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Translation of St. Thomas the 
Martyr; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Weston, 
co. Bedford, Whethamstede, co. Hertford, and Kyngesworthy, co. Hants. 

By p.s. 


Grant to John de Sutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Sutton, Sodeotes and Braunzholm, co. York. — By p.s. 


Grant to William Gumbaud, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Thorem Gumbaud, co. York. By p.s. [4121.] 


Grant to John de Laudemor, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Weston Corbet, co. Hants. By p.s. [4180.] 


Grant to William de Bayous, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Careby, co. Lincoln. By p.s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Alexander de Balliolo 
of Caures gave to John de Benstede all his manor of Benyngton, co. 
Hertford, with all thereto belonging, including view of frank-pledge, 
amends of the assize of bread and ale, infongenethef and utfongenethef, to 
be held by the said John, his heirs and assigns, from the chief lords of 
the fee by the services due therefrom ; with further grant that a messuage 
and a carucate in Hiegham, co. Essex, and a water-mill in Watton, co. 
Hertford, which Robert de Gravelee, knight, and Beatrice his wife, held 
for life of the demise of the said Alexander, after the death of the said 
Robert and Beatrice should remain to the said John and his heirs to be 
held by them from the lords of the fee by the services due therefrom ; 
witnesses, Sir William Inge of co. Bedford, Sir Thomas de Richemund 
of co. York, Sir Thomas de Scalariis of co. Cambridge, Sir Robert de 
Dutton of co. Stafford, knights, Robert de Cotingham of co. York, 
Thomas de Botrewyk of co. Leicester, Alexander de Norton of co. Stafford. 

By p.s.  Dupplicatur. 


Whereas Henry III by a charter which the king has inspected, 
granted to Nicholas de Stapleton, and his heirs, free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Stapleton, Kirkeby, Wath and Oustwyk, co, York ; 








1304. 


Jan. 7. 


Dunfermline. 


99 
Jan. 16. 


Dunfermline. 


1303. 
Nov. 22. 


Dunfermline. 


97 


1304. 
Jan. 80. 


Dunfermline, 
96 


Jan. 28. 


Dunfermline. 
05 


Feb. 8. 


Danfermline, 


94 


Feb. 10. 


Dunfermline. 
98 


Jan. 27. 


Dunfermline. 


Jan. 14. 


Dunfermline. 


91 


82 EDWARD I. 89 














Membrane 6—cont. 


the king has now granted to Miles de Stapleton, son of the said 
Nicholas, who holds the said lands and warren by inheritance, in 
consideration of the good service rendered and still being rendered by 
the said Miles, that he and his heirs shall have free warren in all the 
lands aforesaid, and also in all their demesne lands in Kirkeby Fletham 
and Fletham, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas de Coleville, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Cokewald, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Benstede, king’s clerk, and his heirs of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Kertlyng, co. Cambridge, Coulyng, co. 
Suffolk, and Charlewode, co. Surrey. [By p.s. 4177.] 


Grant to John de Chaumpvent, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Wapham, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair 
there on the feast of St. George and the seven days following. 

. By p.s. [4084.] 


Grant to Thomas le Latimer, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne landsin Braybrok, Desburgh and Little Budon, co. Northampton. 
By p.s. 


Grant to Simon le Warde, the younger, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands of Neuby upon Yore, co. York. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE b. 


Grant to Ralph de Gorges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Liditon, co. Dorset, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin and the six days 
following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Saunton, co. Devon. By p.s. [4088.] 


Grant to William de Coleville, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Knapton, co. York. By p.s. 


Whereas Henry III by charter granted to Thomas son of Hugh de 
Heselerton, and his heirs, a weekly market on Friday at their manor of 
Heselerton, co. York ; 

the king, of special grace, has granted to John son of Thomas de 
Heselerton, kinsman and heir of the said Thomas, and his heirs, a 
weekly market on Monday in lieu of the said market on Friday; with 
further grant of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Louthorpe, 
co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of St. Martin in the Winter; with grant also of free warren in all their 
demesne in Louthorpe and Marton Sywardby, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Henry de Percy, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday 
at their manor of Panehale by Spofford, co. York, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael; and of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Wandesford, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene. By p.s. [4174.] 








40 


1304. 
Jan. 17. 


Dunfermline. 
90 


Jan. 17. 
Dunfermline. 


89 
Feb. 2. 


Danfermline. 
87 


Feb. 25. 
Dunfermline. 
86 


March 6. 


Durie. 


85 
March 6. 


Durie. 


March 6. 
Durie. 
84 


March 6. 
Durie. 
83 


March 16. 
St. Andrews. 
82 


April 12. 
Stirling. 
81 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 





Membrane 5—cont. 


Grant to John de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Stokes, Bermthorp and Paunton, co. Lincoln. 
By p.s. [4178.] 


Grant to Thomas de Cylecestre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suth Pole, co. Devon. By p.s. 


Grant to John de la Ryvere, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday 
at their manor of Wormhale, co. Buckingham, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of the Cross; grant also of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in the said manor and in BStretlee, 
co. Cambridge. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas de Chaucumbe, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Middelton, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Middelton and Avene, co. 
Hants, and in Berevord St. Martin, co. Wilts. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Benstede, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Ermyngton, co. Devon. By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to John de Benstede, king's clerk, and his heirs, of two weekly 
markets at their manor of Ermyngton, co. Devon, one on Tuesday and the 
other of Friday, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. John the Baptist. By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Whereas the king has learned by an inquisition taken by the sheriff 
of Devon that Gilbert fiuz Esteven and his ancestors in the manor and 
hundred of Ermyngton, co. Devon, had and used certain liberties therein, 
which manor and hundred John de Benstede now holds by the gift of the 
said Gilbert and by the demise of Robert de Stokheye respectively to him 
and his heirs with all thereto belonging, as is contained in the writings 
of the said Gilbert and Robert, which the king has confirmed ; 

the king, out of special grace, has granted to the said John, that he 
and his heirs shall have in the said manor and hundred all the liberties 
which the said Gilbert and his ancestors had there, to wit infangenthef, 
utfangenthef and view of frank-pledge with all liberties and free customs, 
thereto belonging, amends of breach of the assize of bread and ale, and 
all other liberties and free customs, royal or other, which the said Gilbert 
and his ancestors had and used in the said manor and hundred, to be by 
the said John, and his heirs, there used, notwithstanding that such 
liberties are not mentioned in the writings of the said Gilbert and Robert, 
or in the king’s charters of confirmation or that the said John have not 
used them since he has had the said manor and hundred. By p.s. 

Dupplicatur. 


Grant to William de Rythre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Scarthecroft, Hornyton and Gyldusum, co. York. 
- By p.s. (4264.] 


Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Chadlington, co. Oxford. By p.s. [4294.] 


Grant to Fulk Peyforer, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at 
their manor of Eselinge, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil 
and the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross: grant also of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Colewebruge and Eselinge, co. Kent. By p.s. 





1303. 
Dec. 12. 


Dunfermline, 
80 


1304. 
Jan. 29. 


Dunfermline. 
79 


Jan. 80. 


Dunfermline. 
78 


Apnl 8. 
Sandford. 


17 
March 21. 
St. Andrews. 


76 
Feb. 12. 


Dunfermline. 
75 


March 12. 
St. Andrews. 
74 


Jan. 19. 


Dunfermline. 


73 
Jan. 26. 


Dunfermline. 


72 


April 1. 


St. Andrews. 
71 


6 
May 26 
Stirling. 
65 


82 EDWARD I. 41 


Ee ee ES T E EUR, 


MEMBRANE 4. 


. Grant to William le Latimer, the younger, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Syvelington, co. York, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin in the 
Winter; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said 
manor. By p.s. [4116.] 


Grant to Richard de Thurston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Thurston, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [4197.] 


Grant to Thomas Trenchelyon of Killingwyk, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Killingwyk, co. York. 
| By p.s. [4199.] 


Grant to Thomas Boyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Stokefaston and Cravenhou, co. Leicester. By p.s. 


Grant to Ralph de Sancto Audoeno, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Burton, co. Hereford, and Clopham, co. Sussex. 


By p.s. 


Grant to John Hamelyn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Wymondham, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; grant also of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Ockle, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4124 A.] 


Grant, at the instance of John de Brittania, the king's nephew, to 
Roger Basy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Bilburgh and Sandwath, co. York. By p.s. [4274.] 


Grant to Benedict de Cokefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Cokayne, co. Essex. By p.s. [4182.] 


Grant to the abbot of Croxton, and his successors, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Waltham and Broghton, co. Leicester. 
By p.s. [4184.] 


Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Payn, to Roger son of Payn, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Cherchull, co. 
Somerset, and Draycote, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4277.] 


Grant to Roger de Conyngesby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Morton Bagot, co. Warwick. By p.s. 


Grant to William de Thorntoft, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Thorntoft, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Robert de Ufford, to William de Ludham, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Northgleman, 
co. Suffolk. By p.s. (4298.] 


Grant to Robert de Ufford, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Parham and Wicham, co. Suffolk. By p.s. 


Grant to Michael de Escote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Escote, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4886 A.] 


Grant to Richard de Bourhunte, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Saturday at their manor of Bourhunte, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Thomas the Apostle ; 
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and 
of Henton, co. Hants. By p.s. [4125.] 


42 


1304. 

May 16. 

Stirling. 
64 


May 16. 
Stirling. 
April 2. 
St. Andrews. 
68 
1303. 
Dec. 8. 
Dunfermline. 
62 


1304. 
May 22. 
Stirling. 


61 
May 28. 
Stirling. 

60 


June 1. 
Stirling. 
59 


Feb. 28. 
Dunfermline. 
58 


June 8. 
Stirling. 
51 


June 12. 
Stirling. 
56 


June 80. 
Stirling. 
55 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 4—cont. 


Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Tacolveston, co. Norfolk, and of two yearly 
fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of 
St. John the Baptist and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of All Saints ; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the 
said manor. By p.s. [4502.] 


Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Tycheseye and Bodnestede, co. Surrey. By p.s. [4118.] 


Grant to William Darel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Sezay, co. York. By p.s. [4856.] 


Grant to William de Dacre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Dacre, co. Cumberland, and Halton, co. Lancaster. 
By p.s. [4108.] 


Grant to Richard de Averenges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Skypwyth and Bolthorp, co. York. By p.s. [4525.] 
Grant to Thomas de Boulton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Houton Colsweyn, co. York. By p.s. [4580.] 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Grant to Walter de Pavely, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Meghyndon and Bratton, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4198.] 


Grant to Roger Heron, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Ford and Crukum, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [4255.] 


Grant, at the instance of Edmund de Cornubia, the king's kinsman, to 
Thomas Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands 
in Eye, co. Cambridge. By p.s. [4188.] 


Gift to Richard de Exonia of nine town-lands (rillatas terre) in 
Connaught, to wit Dengynmacossan, Couyllosty, Narraghtyn, Corkylle- 
brangyle, Corcropanliscofty (sic), Rathfareth, Tobirnetalpie, Torpan and 
Moyvannan, which the said Richard has in tenenciam by grant (er 
commissione) made by John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, under the king's 
precept, for 187. payable yearly at the Exchequer of Dublin, as appears 
by & certificate under the seal of the said justiciary, to be held by the said 
Richard and his heirs, from the king, at fee farm, by rendering yearly at 
the Exchequer of Dublin the said sum of 18. half at Michaelmas and half 
at Easter. - By p.s. 


Grant to John de Cormailles, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Thurkeleston, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; and of a weekly 
market on Tuesday at their manor of Esthemelesworth, co. Dorset, and 
of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. George; grant also of 
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manors. By p.s. [4569.] 


Grant to John de Fratinge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Fratinge, co. Essex. By p.s. [4578.] 








1304. 


June 80. 
Stirling. 
53 


June 21. 
Stirling. 
52 


April 27. 


Stirling. 
51 


1303. 
Dec. 19. 


Dunfermline. 


Dec. 16. 


Dunfermline. 


1304. 
July 20. 
Stirling. 
50 


July 10. 
Stirling. 
49 


July 11. 
Stirling. 
48 


1303. 
Dec. 18. 


Dunfermline. 
44 


1304. 


July 12. 


Stirling, 
43 


82 EDWARD I. 43 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Grant to William Revel, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednes- 
day at their manor of Skeldeford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption; grant also of 
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and of Palynton, 
co. Warwick. By p.s. (4670.] 


Grant to Miles de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Westhathelsay, Suthduffeld and Wykenthorp, co. York. 
By p.s. [4688.] 


Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wytnesham and Blakeshale, co. Suffolk. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of & weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Clopton, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Faith. By p.s. [4182.] 


Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Balyconar and Kylotheran, co. Waterford. 
By p.s. [4127.] 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough, and their successors, 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Undele and La Byggyng by 
Undele, co. Northampton. [By p.s. 4548.] 


Grant to Nigel le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Rabo, co. Dublin, and Luskeston, co. Trim. 
By p.s. [4155.] 


Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Holand, Hale, Orhul and Marclan, co. Lancaster. 
By p.s. [4696.] 


Grant to Warin de Bassingburne, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Blibourgh, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [4749.] 


Grant to Hugh Bardolf, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Herdwyck, co. Norfolk, and of two yearly fairs there, 
one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the nativity of the Virgin, 
and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Annunciation. 

By p.s. [4682.] 


Grant to Roger le Strange, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Chesewarthyn, co. Salop, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the translation of 
St. Swithun. By p.s. [4745.] 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Grant to Hugh Bardolf, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday 
at their manor of Fillingham, co. Lincoln, and of two yearly fairs there, 
one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Dotolph, and the other 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints. By p.s. [4120.] 


Grant to John Bardolf, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor of 
Halghton, co. Leicester, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the 
Ascension; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Mapelderhani, co. Oxford. By p.s. 


44 


1304. 


July 25. 


Stirling, 
42 


July 25. 


Stirling. 


41 
July 25. 


Stirling. 
4 


July 26. 


Stirling. 
7 


3 
July 28. 


Stirling. 
36 


July 16. 


Stirling. 
85 


July 28. 


Stirling. 
84 


July 28. 


Stirling. 


July 28. 


Stirling. 


July 28. 


Stirling. 


July 26. 


Stirling. 


33 
July 26. 


Stirling. 
32 


July 30. 


Stirling. 
31 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


— 


Membrane 2—cont. 


Grant to William de Calvelee, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suthbergh by Hengham, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Grant to Simon de Ralegh, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Netelcombe and Roudon, co. Somerset. By p.s. 


Grant to Richard de Hilton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Hilton and Ordeshale, co. Lancaster. By p.s. (4622.] 


Grant to Andrew de Sakevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Emynton, co. Oxford. By p.s. 


Grant to Nicholas de Kyngeston, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Torteworth, co. Gloucester, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Leonard ; grant also 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Torteworth and Thriddelond. 
co. Gloucester. By p.s. [4767.] 


Grant to Thomas de Dranefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Westbretton, co. York. By p.s. [4258.] 


Grant to Robert de Dutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Mere, Aston and Les Rounales, co. Stafford. 
By p.s. [4258.] 


Grant, for good service rendered by Thomas de Boulton in Scotland, to 
Robert de Boulton, his father, and the heirs of the said Robert, of free 


warren in all their demesne lands in Yarpesthorpe, co. York. 
By p.s. [4709.] 


Grant to Henry de Urtiaco, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Bradeweye, co. Somerset ; grant also of free 


warren in all their demesne lands of Coryryvel and Stoketristre. 
By p.s. [4165.] 


The same Henry has the like letters for a yearly fair at his manor of 
Bradeweye, co. Somerset, on the feast of St. Aldhelm and the eight days 
following ; and also for free warren in all his demesne lands of Ashele, 
co. Wilts. By p.s. [4804.] 


The same Henry has the like letters for a weekly market on Sunday 
at his manor of Asshelegh, co. Wilts, and for a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and also for a yearly fair 
at his manor of Hambruge, co. Somerset, on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Kenelm. By p.s. [4115.] 


The same Henry has the like letters for a yearly fair at his manor of 
Westovre, co. Somerset, on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. 
Mary and the eight days following. By p.s. [4957.] 


Grant to Ranulph de Blankmouster, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Wyghale and Calveton, co. York. By p.s. [4754.] 


Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Chadlinton and Shippenhull, co. Oxford. 
By p.s. [4650.] 


Grant to Edmund Talebot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Bacsholf, co. York, and Hapton, co. Lancaster. 
Dy p.s. [4596.] 





1304. 


July 28. 


Stirling. 
30 


July 28. 


Stirling. 
29 


- July 22. 


Stirling. 
28 


July 27. 
Stirling. 


27 
July 25. 


Stirling. 
26 


Aug. 11. 


Stirling. 
25 


Aug. 23. 
Jedworth. 


24 


Aug. 24. 


Yetholm. 
23 


June 10. 


Stirling. 


Sept. 8. 


Tynemouth, 
16 


82 EDWARD I. 45 


ES ES - qu mp eT RU. 


Membrane 2—cont. 


Grant to Robert de Grendon, Hugh de Hochovere and Henry de 
Hextal, and their heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of 
Melewych, co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast 
and the morrow of St. Laurence. By p.s. [4770.] 


Grant to Robert de Grendon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Melewych, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4524.] 


Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Hale, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene. 

By p.s. [4827.] 


Grant to Roger de Croft, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Dalton in Kendale, co. Lancaster. 


Grant to John de Calveleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Reymerston, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Grant to Eustace le Poer, and his heirs, of free chace (liberam chaciam) 
in all their demesne lands in Slefco in Ireland. By p.s. [4859.] 


Grant, at the instance of Thomas de Verduyn, king's yeoman, to 
Walter de Boyton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands 
of Holeton and Monekesillegh, co Suffolk. By p.s. [5020.] 


Grant to Robert de Watervill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Overton Watervil, co. Huntingdon, &nd Milton, co. 
Northampton. By p.s. [5044.] 


Grant to William de Alespath, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Alespath, co. Warwick. By p.s. [4787.] 


Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Rothewelle, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [4584.] 


Grant to Thomas de Lasceles, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Langethorn, co. York. By p.s. [4685.] 


Grant to John de Columbariis, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Staweye, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary; grant also 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Stokeland and Fidington, 
co. Somerset. By p.s. (4248, 5148.] 


Grant to Alexander de Norton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bradewell, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4259.] 


Grant to Richard de Radeclyve, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Radeclyve and Querndon, co. Lancaster. 
By p.s. [4748.] 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant, at the instance of Margaret the Queen, to Joan, late the wife of 
John Wak, that she shall have for the term of her life a weekly market 
on Wednesday at her manor of Est Deping, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the six days following. 

By p.s. [5062.] 


46 


1304, 


July 22. 
Büirling. 


b 
Sept. 17. 


Tynemouth. 
14 


July 80. 
Stirling. 
18 


July 29. 
Stirling. 
12 


July 28. 
Stirling. 
10 


July 28. 
Stirling. 
9 


Aug. 24. 
. Yetholm. 
8 
Oct. 14. 
Wetwang. 
7 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 1—cont. 


Grant to Adam de Huddleston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bilington, co. Lancaster. By p.s. [4788.] 


Grant, in honour of St. Oswyn, and at the instance of Margaret the 
queen, to the prior and convent of Tynemouth of a yearly fair at their 
manor of Tynemouth on the vigil and the feast of St. Oswyn and the 
thirteen days following. By p.s. 


Grant to John Boteturte, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Dylwyk, Kerdyngton and Woutton, co. Bedford. 
By p.s. [4818.] 


Grant, at the instance of Adam de Hudleston to Robert de Lathom, 
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Lathom, 
co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Barnabas, and of a weekly market on Friday at their manor 
of Roby, co. Lancaster, and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the day 
and the morrow of St. Wilfrid; grant also of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manors. By p.s. 


Grant to Roger Tyrel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Middelhope, co. Salop. By p.s. [4786.] 


Grant to John de Ripariis, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Wormhale, co. Buckingham, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul; 
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Hornyngedon, co. 
Somerset. By p.s. [4769.] 


Grant to Owen de Monte Gomery, clerk, and his heirs, of free warren 
of all their demesne lands in Oldebury by Bridgnorth, co. Salop. 
By p.s. [4205.] 


Grant to Hugh de Elaund, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Elaund and Tankerley, co. York. By p.s. (6045. ] 


Inspeximus of the following charter ; 

Johannes, Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux Normannie, 
Aquitanie, et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus,  justiciis, vicecomitibus, ballivis et omnibus 
ministris et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse, concessisse et 
presenti carta nostra confirmasse dilecto et fideli nostro Willelmo de 
Braosa totam terram de Guher cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in Wallia, 
habendam et tenendam sibi et heredibus suis de nobis et heredibus 
mostris per servicium unius militis pro omni servicio. | Quare volumus 
et firmiter precipimus quod predictus Willelmus de Braosa et heredes 
sui post ipeum habeant et teneant totam terram predictam de Guher 
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in Wallta de nobis et heredibus nostris 
per predictum servicium, sicut. predictum est, bene et in pace, libere et 
quiete, integre, plenarie et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et 
liberis consuetudinibus suis in  ommibus locis et omnibus rebus ad 
predictam terram — pertinentibus. Htis testibus, Baldewyno | comite 
Albemarlie, Willelmo de Humet, constabulario Normannie, Radulfo 
de Taxone, tunc. senescallo Normannte, Roberto de Harecurt, Hugone 
de Gornaco, Johanne de Pratellis, Petro de Stokes; data per manum 
Hugonis de Welles, apud. Rothomagum, vicesimo quarto die Februarii, 
anno regni mostri quarto. 








1304. 


Oct. 14. 
Wetwang. 


Oct. 14. 
Wetwang. 


Oct. 10. 
Wetwang. 


June 16. 
Stirling. 
8 


2 
[July] 28. 
Stirling. 


82 EDWARD I. 4T 


Membrane 1—cont. 


and confirmation of the same, so far as the king can, to William de 
Brgosa, kinsman and heir of the said William, and his heirs ; with 
further grant, for the good service rendered by the said William in 
Seotland, that he and his heirs shall have the said land of Guher from 
the king and his heirs, being kings of England, and shall have therein 
all jurisdictions, royal liberties and free customs, which Gilbert de Clare, 
son of Richard de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and Hertford, had in his 
land of Glammorgan, to be had and enjoyed by them without impediment 
from the king or his ministers. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas de la Rivere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demense lands in Brandesby, co. York. - By p.s. [5114.] 


Grant to the prior and convent of Bath of a yearly fair at their manor 
of Lyncumbe, co. Somerset, on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of 
the Cross, and of a yearly fair at their manor of La Berton by Bath on the 
vigil and the feast of St. Lawrence the Martyr. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas de Pikering, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Killington and Millehope, co. Westmoreland. 
By p.s. [4820.] 


Grant to Henry de Urtiaco, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at his manor of Coclynton, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, and the feast of All Saints and the eight days 
following ; and of a weekly market on Sunday at his manor of Westovre 
by Launport, co. Somerset. By p.s. [4678.] 


Grant to Roger de Cobeham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Pypardesclyve, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4888.] 


Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester 
and Hertford, and of John de Brittania, the king’s nephew, and for good 
service rendered in Scotland, to William de Wauton, and his heirs, of a 
weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Alcrynton, co. Gloucester, 
and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. 
Kenelm the martyr; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of 
the said manor. By p.s. [4768.] 


1304. 
Nov. 21. 


Burstwick. 


78 


Nov. 28. 


Burstwick 
V7 


Nov. 26. 


Burstwick. 


76 


Dec. 8. 


Burstwick. 


Dec. 25. 


Lincoln. 
74 


Dec. 6. 


Burstwick. 
79 


June 16. 


Stirling 
72 


( 48 ) 


33 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 12 


Whereas the king has taken into his hands all the lands which Thomas 
de Nevill, tenant in chief, held on the day of his death, of which lands 
the king can retain, as his escheat, a messuage and thirty seven acres of 
land and three acres of meadow in Twyford, co. Leicester, held by the 
said Thomas of the king in chief ; 

Gift, at the instance of William de Gereford, to John de Nevill. 
kinsman of the said Thomas, so far as the king can, of the said messuage, 
land and meadow, to be held by him and his heirs of the king by the 
services due therefrom. By p.s. 

Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator beyond Trent, to take the 
homage of the said John and deliver the said messuage to him as afore- 
said. 


Whereas by the death of Hugh Bardolf, tenant in chief, the manors of 
Watton, co. Hertford, Adyngton, co. Surrey, and Emlesworth, co. Hants, 
which the said Hugh held of the inheritance of Isabel, his wife, of the 
king in chief, were taken into the king’s hands with the other lands of 
the said Hugh ; and whereas the king has taken the homage of the said 
Isabel for the said lands; and whereas the said Isabel by & writing has 
quit-claimed to the king all her right in the said manors ; 

the king, of special grace to the said Isabel and William her son, has 
granted the said manors to her for life with remainder to the said William 
to be held by him and the lawful heirs of his body by the services due 
therefrom, with reversion to the right heirs of the said Isabel to be held 
as aforesaid. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


Grant to John de Benstede, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at his manor of Benyngton, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 885. Peter and Paul. 

[By p.s. 5199.] 


Grant to William Corbet, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Chaddesle, co. Worcester, and Tydinton, co. Gloucester. 
By p.s. [5210.] 


Grant to Walter de Geddynges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Effyngham and Brumleye, co. Surrey. 
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Gift, at the instance of Margaret, queen of England, to the prior and 
Carmelite friars of Kyngeston upon Hull of three acres of the king’s soil 
(de solo nostro) called Milnecroft without the said town, to be held by the 
said prior and friars, in frank almoin, in exchange for land (placea) which 
the said prior and friars had in the said town, which by their grant is to 
remain to the king, saving to them the church and houses built thereon, 
which are to be removed thence by them at their convenience. By p.s. 


Grant to Robert de Umframvill, and his heirs, of a weekly inarket on 
Wednesday at their manor of Dareweford, co. Northumberland, and of a 
yearly fair there on the feast of St. Martin in the winter; grant also of 
free warren in all the demesne lands of the manors of Bareweford, 
Inggou and Flotteweyton in the said county. Data dc. anno dc. xaxrtj. 

By p.s. [4744.] 


Feb. 8. 


Walsingham. 
66 


Feb. 94. 
Waltham, 
65 


March 7. 


Westminster, 
64 


March 5. 


Westminster. 


March 5. 
Westminster 


88 EDWARD I. 49 


Membrane 12—cont. 


Grant to John de Popham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Popham, co. Hants. 
By K. on the information of John de Benstede. 


Grant to Peter de Colingburne, king’s clerk, parson of the church of 
Kemeseye, for his life, of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said 
church in Worcestershire. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Thomas son of Philip de Burgo, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands of Hakford and Walton, co. York. 
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Grant to Edmund le Leche of Beston, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Narford, co. Norfolk. 


Grant to John de Segrave, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 


- Thursday at their manor of Wodeweston, co. Huntingdon, and of a yearly 


fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John the Baptist 
and the six days following. By p.s. [5272.] 


Grant to John Lovel of Tychemersh, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Monday at his manor of Tychemersh, co. Northampton, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity and the 
seven days following. By p.s. 


Grant to William son of Manser Marmyun (margin William son of 
Manser le Vavassur) and his heirs of free warren in all his demesne lands 
of Keyseby, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [(52865.] 


Grant to John Hastanges, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Lementon, co. Warwick. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE ll. 


Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, gave to 
the king all the lands which she had at Welleburne, co Lincoln, of the 
feoffment of Master William de Thorneton to be held free of the said Isabel 
and her heirs ; 

grant, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said lands, to be held 
by her for her life from the chief lords of the fee, by the services due 
therefrom, with remainder to Henry de Bello Monte her brother, to be 
held by him and his heirs from the chief lords of the fee by the said 
services. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 

Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled and is otherwise 
below. 


Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, gave 
to the king her manor of Carel with the can (portu de Can) in Scotland, 
which are held of the king to be held free of the said Isabel and her heirs; 

grant, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said manor and port, to 
be held by her for her life, by the services due therefrom with remainder 
to Henry de Bello Monte, her brother, to be held by him and his heirs, 
from the king by the said services. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 

Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled and is otherwise 
below. 


80797 D 


March 10. 
Westminster. 
62 


March 10... 


Westminster. 
61 


1304. 


Aug. 4. 
Perth. 
60 


1305. 
March 14. 


Westminster. 
59 


March 18. 
Westminster. 
58 


March 22. 


Westminster. 


March 20. 
Westminster. 
56 


Merch 24. 


Westminster, 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 11—cont. 


Whereas king Henry III by his charter granted to the prior and 
convent of Kirkeby, and their successors, a weekly market on Wednesday 
at their manor of Kirkeby Moynes, co. Warwick; and whereas the said 
prior and convent by petition before the king and council prayed to have 
in lieu thereof a weekly market on Tuesday; the king has granted to them 
the said market, and also free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Kirkeby Monachorum, Walton, Newbold Paunton and Little Herdburgh, 
co. Warwick. By pet. returned from C. 


Grant to John Pikard, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Rede, co. Suffulk. By p.s. [4721.] 


Grant to Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, and 
her heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Karal, co. 
Fife, in Scotland, and of a yearly fair there on Monday next after the 
Octaves of Easter and the fourteen days following. By p.s. 


Grant to Robert Achard, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Aldermanston, co. Berks. Data «£c. anno dc. xxxij^* 
By p.s. of the time of master W. de Grenefeld. [4880.] 


Grant to Gilbert de Wauton, and his heirs, of a weekly market at their 
manor of Kerperby, co. York, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James and the other on the vigil, 
the feast and the morrow of St. Andrew. By K. 


Grant to Thomas de Ingolsthorp, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Snetesham and Tylney, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by her 
writing restored to the king all the land which she had in Welleburn, co. 
Lincoln, of the grant of Eleanor late queen of England, made for the life 
of the said Isabel with reversion to the king and his heirs ; 

the king, out of special grace and for the good service rendered by Henry 
de Bello Monte, brother of the said Isabel, has granted the said lands to the 
said Isabel to be held by her for life, with remainder to the said Henry to 
be held by him and the lawful heirs of his body from the chief lords of 
the fee by the services due, with reversion to the king and his heirs. 

By K. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

Alexander, Dei gratia rev Scocie, omnibus probis hominibus toctus 
terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis quod concessimus priori et conventui de 
Coldyngham quod juste habeant terras suas de Coldynyham scira 
in liberam warennam et liberam forestam. Ht firmtter inhibemus 
mne quis im dictis terris sine ipsorum prioris et conventus licentia 
secet. aut venetur super nostram plenariam forisfacturam. — Testibus, 
Hugone. de Berkeleye, Johanne Cumyn filio et Simone Fraser, apud 
Selkirk, sexto decimo die Junii anno regni nostri vicesimo septimo. 


By pet. of C. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Durham and the prior and convent 
of Coldyngham, which is a cell of the priory of Durham, of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Coldyngham, co. Berwick, and 
of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Luke 
and the twelve days following. By pet. of C. 








1305, 


March 20. 
Westminster. 
54 


March 28. 
Westminster, 
53 


April 1. 
Westminster, 
52 


ed 


March 29. 


Westminster. 
51 


April 5. 
Westminster, 
50 


April 8. 
Westminster 
49 


88 EDWARD I. 51 


-— — — €— — —ÓM—ÀMMà 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
nuns of St. Michael, Stanford. 

1. A charter of king Henry II dated at Clarendon. [Monasticon, 
IV. p. 261.] 

2. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux 
Normannie, Aquitanie, comes  Andegavie, ballivis foreste de Clive, 
salutem. — Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et omnium antecessorum 
et successorum mostrorum concessisse monialibus Sancti Michaelis de 
Stanford quod habeant qualibet die unam carettatam de spinis vel 
de mortuo bosco in foresta nostra de Clyve. | Et ideo volumus et 
firmiter. precipimus quod permittatis illas predictam carettatam habere 
sine wnpedimento. Teste Hugone Bard’, apud. Luye, decimo octavo 
die Januarii. 

8. Letters patent dated at Stamford, 18 November, 12 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 65.] By K. and pet. of C. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Dunfermelyn of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Kircaldyn, co. Fife, and of a yearly fair there 
on Saturday in Easter week and the two days following; grant also of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kyngorn, Kircaldyn, Nithbren 
and Fotherosse, co. Fife. By K. and pet. of C. 


Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Swynflete, co. York, and of a 
yearly fair there on the morrow of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and 
the three days following. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

Henricus, Dei yratia rex Anglorum, dur Normannorum — et 
Aquittanorum, comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, 
baronibus et omnibus ballivis suis et fidelibus suis, salutem in 
domino, Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse 
Deo et ecclesie Sancti Cuthberti de Embesaya et canonicis reqularibus 
ibiden Deo servientibus unam feriam ad festum | Sancti | Cuthberti 
in autumpno per tres dies in liberam et puram et perpetuam 
elemosinam cum eisdem. tolnetis et libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus, 
quas ad feriam de-Richemnnda concessimus in omnibus habendam. 
Quare volo et precipio. quod predicti canonici de Embeseya habeant 
et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete et pacifice hanc. meam 
donationem absque omni | impedimento et énpeticione | aliquorum 
meorum fidelium. Et concedo quod homines illuc venientes et inde 
redeuntes habeant. meam. firmam pacem. Teste Ricardo de Lucy, 
apud Wyncestraam. 

And further grant of special grace to the prior and convent of Boulton, 
whither the said prior and convent of Embsay have been removed, that they 
shall have the said fair at the same manor on the three days before the 
feast of St. Cuthbert and on the day and the morrow thereof. 


Grant to Robert de Wileghby, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Spillesby, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Skydebrok, co. Lincoln, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity. 

By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


Gift, for the king’s soul and those of his progenitors and for the 
increase of divine worship in the hospital of St. Mary withont 
Bisshopesgate, London, and for the support of the poor thither coming 


52 


1305, 


March 80. 
Westminster 
48 


April 5. 
Westminster. 
47 


April 5. 
W estmizster. 
46 


April 5. 


Westminster. 
45 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10—cont. 


and tarrying, to the prior and convent of the said hospital of two 
messuages and fifty-two acres of land, three acres of meadow and two 
acres of wood with the service of the free tenants and other appurten- 
ances in Shaldeford, with the advowsons of the churches of Shaldeforde, 
Woghenersh, Puttenham and Duntesfold in the diocese of Winchester, 
which are of the king’s patronage, to be held from the king and his heirs, 
kings of England, with the advowson of the chapel of Bromlegh, annexed 
to the said church of Shaldeford, and a market and fair, in frank almoin ; 
with further grant of power to appropriate the said churches of Shaldeford 
and Woghenersh and the chapel of Bromlegh. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Henry de [alias le] 
Machon of Skypton gave to the church of St. Mary, Boulton and the canons 
there in frank almoin all his yearly rent in the town of Halton, that is a 
rent of 2s. 8d. receivable from Adam de Coronslade and Aliena his wife for 
two bovates of land, a rent. of 16d. receivable from Robert son of Adam de 
Coronslade for one bovate of land, a rent of 3s. 8d. receivable from Adam 
son of Thomas for two bovates and a half of land, a rent of 2s. receivable 
from Richard Dilloc for one bovate of land, a rent of 2s. receivable 
from Anabel de Mira and her sister Maud Caterays for one bovate of 
land, and a rent of 1d. receivable from Richard son of Anabel for half a 
bovate of land, with the homages, wards, reliefs and escheats of the said 
lands and with the marriages of the heirs; with quit-claim to the said 
canons of a yearly rent of 20d. due from two bovates of land which they 
held from the said Henry in Halton ; in return for which gift and quit- 
claim the said prior and canons have given him a sum of money in his 
need: witnesses, Sir John le Vavasour, Sir Robert de Plumton, William 
Mauleverer of Bethameslay, Roger Tempest, William de Marton, Eustace 
Rilleston, William son of Robert de Skypton, Ralph Everard, Everard 
Fauvel, Adam son of Robert de Halton. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Aeliz de Rumelio 
gave to the canons of Boulton this liberty, that they and their men should 
be quit of all pontage, carriage, statiis, aids and toll in the town in Skipton 
and without it, wherever toll is paid in her lands, however they may buy 
or sell, whether in markéis (mercandisis) or without, with free passage 
and departure (transitu et exitu) for all coming and returning with any 
goods at the fair of Emesay by ways or paths or otherwise in the moors, 
woods or pastures of the donors, standing crops (bladis) and meadows 
excepted; these are witnesses, Osbert the archdeacon, Roger Tempest 
and Roger de Fasington. 


Grant to Robert de Reynes and Thomas de Bekeryng of & weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Bolum, co. Northumberland, and of 
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Michael ; 
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Bolum, Eyden, 
Litendon and Suth Middelton, co. Northumberland. By p.s. 


Grant to the burgesses of Lynn, in consideration of their expenses on 
behalf of the king and for a fine, that they and their heirs and successors, 
burgesses of the said town, shall have their guild merchant with all the 
lands and buildings thereto belonging saving to the chief lords the 
services due therefrom ; 


1305. 


April 15. 
Westminster, 
44 


May 1. 
8t. Albans. 
43 


May 8. 
King's 
Langley. 
42 


April 10. 
Westminster. 
41 


38 EDWARD I. 59 


Membrane 9—cont. 


they shall not plead or be impleaded before the king's justices or other 
ministers without the borough, for any pleas, assizes, or plaints of any 
tenures within the borough, or of any trespasses or contracts made in the 
said borough or the port thereof, unless the matter (res) touch the king ; 

in any appeals, indictments, claims, trespasses, contracts, demands or 
other act within the town (factis intrinsecis) the burgesses shall not be 
convicted by strangers but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the act 
touch the king or the whole community of the borough or the lords of 
the borough or their bailiffs or ministers ; and then there shall be done as 
has been used in such a case ; 

the burgesses shall not be summoned or placed on assizes, juries or any 
inquisitions nor shall they make recognitions in assizes or juries without 
the said borough of tenures within it, nor upon any act, contract, claim 
or plaint arising in the borough or the port thereof; unless the act touch 
the king ; 

the mayor of the borough for the time being may make reasonable 
distraints, as hitherto, for levying tallages and other reasonable aid from 
the commonalty of the said borough for the advantage of the same, as 
often as need may be ; 

no non-user in the past shall deprive the burgesses of these liberties. 


Grant to Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, and his heirs, of a free chace 
in all their demesne lands in Torterye, Kenath, Kenalowon, Inchyoen, 
Menkeue and Moccherne in the earldom of Ulster and in Oenye and 
Estermoy, co. Limerick. | By K. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Seleby of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Crull’, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Oswald, in lieu of a 
market and fair at their manor of Gerlethorpe, co. Lincoln, previously 
granted to them by the king on the same dates. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to David de Fletewyk, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Ringesden and Levesyngham, co. Lincoln, and Fletewyk, 
co. Bedford. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Rex archiepiscopis «£c. salutem. | Sciatis nos ad emendationem stannariarum 
nostrarum in comitatu Cornubie et ad tranquillitatem et utilitatem 
stannatorum nostrorum. earumdem. concessisse pro nobis et heredibus nostris, 
quod onnes stannatores predicti operantes in stannariis ilis que sunt 
dominica nostra, dum operantur in eisdem. stannarits, sint. liberi et quieti 
de placitis nativorum et de omnibus placitis et querelis curiam nostram et 
heredum | nostrorum quoquo modo tangentibus, ita quod non respondeant 
coram aliquibus justictis vel ministris nostris seu heredum nostrorum de 
aliquo placito seu querela infra predictas stannarias emergente, nisi coram 
custode nostro stannariarum nostrarum predictarum qui pro tempore fuerit, 
exceptis placitis terre et vite et membrorum, nec recedant ab operationibus 
suis per summonicionem | alicujus ministrorum | nostrorum seu heredum 
nostrorum nist per summonicionem dicti custodis nostri; et quod quieti 
sint de omiibus talltayiis, theolonits, stallagiis, awviliis et aliis. custumis 
quibuscunque in villis, portubus, feris et mercatis infra comitatum 
predictum. de bonis suis propriis. — Concessimus etiam eisdem. stannatoribus 
quod fodere possint stannum et. turbas ad stannum fundendum ubique in 
terris, moris, et vastis nostris et aliorum quorumcunque in comitatu 
predicto et aquas et cursus aquarum ad operaciones stannariarum 








54 


1305. 


April 10. 
Westminster 
40 


May 1. 
St. Albans. 
89 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


predictarum — divertere ubi et quotiens opus fuerit. et emere. buscam ad 
funturam stanni, sicut. antiquitus fieri. consuevit. sine impedimento nostri 
vel. heredum nostrorum, episcoporum, abbatum, priorum, comitum, baronum 
seu aliorum. quorumcunque. Et quod custos noster predictus. vel ejus locum 
tenens teneat. omnia placita inter stannatores predictos. emergentia et 
etiam. inter ipsos et alios forinsecos de omnibus transyresstonibus, querelis 
et contractibus factis in locis in quibus operantur infra  stannarias 
predictas. similiter emergentia, et quod idem custos habeat plenam potestatem 
ad stannarios predictos. et alios forinsecos in hujusmodi placitis justiciandos 
et partibus justiciam. faciendam, prout justum. et hactenus in stannariis 
4s fuerit usitatum. Et st qui. stannariorum predictorum. in. aliquo 
deliquerint per quod incarcerari debeant, per custodem predictum. arestentur 
et in prisona nostra de Lostwythiel et non alibi custodiantur et detineantur 
quousque secundum legem. et consuetudinem regni nostri deliberentur. [ct si 
aliqui stannatorum predictorum super aliquo facto iufra comitatum predictum 
non tangente stannarias predictas se posuerint in inquisitione patrie, una 
medietas jurat. rum. inquisitionis hujusmodi sit de stannatoribus predictis. et 
alia medietas de forinsecis, et de facto totaliter tangente stannartas predictas 
fiant. inquisiciones sicut hactenus fieri consueverunt. Et si. quis eorundem 
stannatorum fugitivus fuerit vel utlayatus vel. aliquod delictum fecerit, pro 
quo catalla sua amittere debeat, catalla illa per custodem — predictum. et 
coronatorem nostrum comitatus predicti apprecientur et per ipsos proaimis 
villatis liberentur ad respondendum. inde nobis et heredibus nostris coram justi- 
clartis itinerantibus in comitatu predicto. — Volumus insuper. et firmiter 
precipimus quod totum stannum tam album quam nigrum, ubicunque inventum 
et operatum fuerit. in comitatu predicto, ponderetur apud — Lostiithiel, 
Bodmynyam, Liskirtet, Treueru vel Helleston per pondera nostra ad hoc 
ordinata et signata, sub forisfacturam tocius stanni predicti, et quod totum 
tllum stannum coignietur in eisdem villis singulis annis coram custode 
predicto ante diem Sancti. Michaelis in Septembri sub forisfacturam  pre- 
dictam. Et concessimus pro nobis et heredibus mostris quod omnes 
stannatores nostri predicti totum stannum suum sic ponderatum lictte vendere 
possint cuicunque voluerint in villis predictis faciendo inde nobis et heredibus 
nostris coignaqium et alias consuetudines. debitas et usitatas, nist mos vel 
heredes nostri stannum illud. emere voluerimus. — Quare volumus et firmiter 
precipimus pro nobis et heredibus nostris quod stannatores nostri predicti 
habeant omnes libertates, liberas consuetudines, et quietantias suprascriptas, 
et quod eis sime occasione vel impedimento nostri vel heredum nostrorum 
justiciariorum, | escaetorum, | vicecoinitum | aut. aliorum. ballivorum — seu 
ministrorum nostrorum quorumcunque rationabiliter gaudeant et utantur in 
forma predicta. 


Tier archiepiscopis dc. salutem. | Sciatis nos ad emendationem stannariarum 
nostrarum in comitatu  Devonie et ad — tranquillitatem et utilitatem 
stannatorum | nostrorum. earundem. concessisse. dc. ut supra. Iit si qui 
stannatorum predictorum tn aliquo. deliquerint per quod incarcerari debeant, 
per custodem. predictum. arestentur et in prisona nostra de Lydeford et non 
alibi custodiantur et detineantuy quousque secundum legem dc. ut. supra. 
Volumus insuper et firmiter precipimus. quod totum stannum tam album 
quam nigrum, ubicunque inventum et operatum fuerit tn comitatu predicto, 
ponderetur apud. Tavystok, Asperton vel Chaggeford. per pondera. nostra ad 
hoc ordinata et signata. sub forisfactwam £c. ut supra. — (Quare. volumus 
dc. ut supra. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Holmcoltram, co. Cumberland. ^ By p.s. [5818.] 





1305. 
May 1. 
St. Albans. 
38 


May 8. 

King's 

Langley. 
37 


May 14. 


Harrow 
36 


March 28. 
Westminster 
85 


38 EDWARD 1. 55 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church of St. Andrew, Tywardrayt, and the monks there, which church 
is a cell of the church of SS. Sergius and Bacchus, Angers :— 

1. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III. 
(Calendar, I, 201. Monasticon, IV. 656.] 
2. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III. 
(Calendar, I, 201. Monasticon, IV. 657.] 
8. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III. 
[Calendar, I, 201. — Monasticon, IV. 657. No. I1I.] 
By fine before the Treasurer. 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Insperimus and confirmation to Richard Daniel, cousin and heir of 
Thomas Ármiger, and of William son and heir of Daniel the butler, and to 
Joan his wife, of the following charters :— 

1, A charter dated at Merlebergh, 18 March, 9 John, in favour of 
Thomas Armiger. ([liotulé Chartarum, 175.] 

2. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III, 
in favour of William son and heir of Daniel the butler. (Calendar, 
I, 5. Rotuli Chartarwm, 140.] 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter:— 

H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes 
Andeyavorum, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus 
suis totius Anglie et Normannie et portuum — maris, salutem. 
Precipio quod equi et homines et omnes res abbatis et monachorum 
de Athelyngnea quas homines sui poterunt affidare suas esse proprias 
sint quite de omnt theolnio et passagio et pontayio et omni 
consuetudine per totam terram meam. Et prohibeo ne quis eos inde 
veret vel disturbet super decem libris forisfacture. — Testibus, Ricardo 
de Humet constabulario et Warino filio Gerold camerario, apud 
Westmonasterium. By fine of 100s. made before the Treasurer. 


Whereas by a charter dated Lincoln, 12 February in the 29th year 
[see abore, p. 2] the king granted to the abbot and convent of Holm- 
coltram a charter of liberties for their town of Skynburgh ; and whereas 
the said abbot has informed the king that the greater part of the said 
borough and the road leading thereto has been so carried away by 
tempests of the sea, that men cannot go thither or dwell there as they 
were wont to do, and has petitioned the king to grant the same liberties 
to him at his town of Kirkeby Johannis, which is within the metes of the 
island of Holmooltram, in lieu of the said town of Skynburgh ; 

the king has accordingly granted to the abbot and convent of Holm- 
cultram that their town of Kyrkeby Johannis, in stead of Skynburgh, 
shall be a free borough with all the liberties previously granted to the 
town of Skynburgh including the market and fair on the same dates. 


Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Clarendon 19 Decem- 
ber, 56 Henry III, inspecting and exemplifying a charter of Richard I, 
whereof the seal had been broken, as follows :— 

Ricardus, Det gratia rev Anglorum, duc Normannorum, Aquitanorum, 
comes Andeyavurwn, archiepiscopis, episcopis, archidiaconis, decanis, 
abbatibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ballivis, prepositis. nundinarum 
et portuum maris et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis Francis et 
Anglicis, salutem. Precipimus quod moniales Ambresbyrie et fratres 


56 


1305. 


May 1. 


St. Albans. 
33 


May 22. 
Kempton. 


May 20 
Kempton, 
81 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane ']—cont. 


et homines earum. et equi et omnes res earum. et possessiones — sint 
quiete de theoloneo et passayio et pontayio et stallayw et pedaygw 
et de omni alta consuetudine et exactione. de se et suis omnibus 
tn portibus maris et quocunque venerint. de omnibus rebus quas 
emerint vel vendiderint vel deportare fecerint in nundinis et mercatts 
tn omnibus locis potestatis nostre per terram et aquam. Prohibemus 
etiain ne quis eas vel homines earum aut res aut possessiones suas in 
aliquo vexet vel disturbet, quia tam ipsas quam 1 ad t omnia que ad 
eas pertinent tanquam patris nostri domini regis H. et nostram 
et antecessorum. nostrorum propriam elemosinam  suscepüuus manu- 
tenendas, proteyendas et defendendas. pro + nostra salute nostra Y et 
pro anünis patris nostri regis H. et antecessorsun et omnium nostrorum 
in manu mostra et protectione et custodia sicut nostras res proprias 
et dominicas. Nec ullatenus sustinere poterimus quod aliquis predictas 
noniales vel fratres vel bona earum injuste vewet, perturbet vel 
aliquo modo minuat vel auferat, aut libertates et donationes et 
elemosinas a nobis vel a predecessoribus nostris donatoribus dlis et 
ecclesie nostre de Ambresbyria concessas interdicat. Qui enim eis 
malum fecerit et dampnum, sciat quod proprie nostre persone 
intuleril. — Prohibemus etiam ne de tenemento. suo vel rebus. vel 
possessionibus suis ponantur in placitum nist coram nobis vel coram 
capitali | justictario + nostra. — Precipinus etiam quod eis vel hominibus 
vel rebus vel possessionibus suis nullam. tnjuriam vel molestiam aut 
gravamen aliquis faciat vel ab aliquo fieri permittatur. Et si quis eis 
vel rebus suis et possessionibus super hoc in aliquo forisfacere pre- 
sumpserit, td eis sine diatione emendari faciatis. — Testibus, Huyone 
episcopo Dunelmensi, Ricardo Londoniensi, God’ Wyntontensi, Huberto 
Suresberiensi, electis, Willelmo, comite de Arundelia, Willelmo de Sancto 
Johanne, Galfrido filio Petri, Hugone Bardolf, Willelmo | Rufo, 
Michaele Belet. Data apud Arundeliam, per manum  Willelma de 
Longo Campo, Elyensis electi, cancellarii nostri, quarto decimo dte 
Octobris regni nostri anno primo. [A.D. 1189.] 


Witnesses to the charter of Henry III, Elias de Rabayne, Imbert de 
Monte Ferandi, William de Wyntreshull, Stephen de Eddeworth, William 
Belet, William de Sancta Eremina, Peter Everard, William Ernaud, 
Roger de Wauton. 


Grant, at the instance of John Buteturte, to John son of John de 
Methelwold of Gunton, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Gunton by Haneworth, co. Norfolk. ^ By p.s. 


Grant to Oliver le Zusche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suthchardeford and La Hyde, co. Southampton. 
By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 


MEMBRANE 6 


Insperinus and confirmation of the following charter dated at 
Portesmuth, 5 July, 87 Henry III:— 

Inspe.rimus of à charter of King Henry I dated at Winchester, being 

& declaration of the liberties of the church of St. Peter, York 
[Monasticon, VI. 1180], and confirmation of the same; and for the 
declaration of certain liberties therein contained in general words, 
grant that the said dean and chapter shall have all the amercements 

of all their men pertaining to the said dean and chapter and each 








88 EDWARD I. 57 


1305. Membrane 6—cont. 


canon, and the fines in lieu of the said amercements, so that nothing 
thereof shall come to the king or his heirs, but the dean and chapter 
and canons shall take from their men, whatever the king ought to 
receive from them, for whatever fault (delicto) or trespass they may 
have been amerced in the king’s court whether before the king or the 
Barons of the Exchequer or the justices of the Bench, or the justices 
in Eyre for common pleas or the justices assigned to take certain 
assizes or to take certain inquisitions, or any other judges, sheriffs, 
inquisitors (inguisitoribus), reeves, bailiffs or other ministers appointed 
to any office on the king’s behalf, saving the king’s justices appointed 
to take pleas of the forest; saving to the king the amercements of 
the said dean and chapter from their own faults, wherever they may 
have been amerced in the king’s court, and saving all fines, other 
than those for the amercements of their men, which they or any of 
their men may have made with the king before any of his justices or 
bailiffs, and saving also the pleas of the forest and all fines and 
amercements of themselves or their men arising from the forest; and 
the said dean and chapter shall have all the chattels and goods of 
any of their men outlawed, condemned or fugitive, from which any 
profit (questus) might come to the king, whether they be men of the 
chapter or of the dean or of a single canon, and also all the animals 
in their lands called * Weyf'; moreover the dean and chapter and 
every canon and all their men shall be quit in city and borough, in 
market and fair, in passing of bridges and ports of the sea and in all 
places in England, Ireland and Wales, and throughout all the king’s 
land and waters from all toll, tallage, passage, pedage, lastage, 
stallage, hidage, wardage, works and aids of castles, walls, bridges 
and parks, sea- walls, dikes, fish-ponds, ship-service (navigio), building 
of royal houses, and all works and guard of castles, and from all 
carriage and sumpter service; neither shall their carts (carri, carrecte) 
or horses be taken for any carriage, nor their woods for the said 
work or for any other purpose; but they shall be quit of all gelds, 
danegelds, fengelds, horngelds, forgelds, penygelds, thethingpeny, 
hundredpeny, miskenning, chevage, cheminage and herbage, from 
taxes and tributes, from host (exercitu) and riding-service (equitatu) 
and all other earthly service and secular exaction, saving the 
service of one standard.bearer, pursuant to the above charter of 
King Henry I; moreover the said dean and chapter and canons 
shall be quit of suits of counties, hundreds, wapentakes and 
trithings, and of murder, larceny, escape and concealment and 
hamsocne, gribruch, blodwyte, fitwyte, forstall, leyrwyte, hengwyte 
and wardpeny and borwhalpeny and from all aids of sheriffs and their 
ministers, from scutages, assizes, recognitions, inquisitions and 
summonses saving for the liberty and business of the church of 
York ; and then, if there be a plea between the men of that church 
and the canons or between the canons alone or the men alone, all of 
the assize shall be of the liberty of that church or of the liberty of 
St. Mary, York, if more men are needed ; but if an assize ought to 
* be arramed and taken between the dean and chapter or any of them 
or single canons or their men and any person who is not of the 
liberty, half the assize shall be of men of the liberty and the other 
half of foreigners; and the dean and chapter shall have their court 
and justice with soc and sac (socco et sacca), thol and theam and 
infangenethef and utfangenethef, flemenstich, ordel, and orest’, 
within time and without, with all their other immunities, free customs 
and quittances; moreover if the dean and chapter and the canons 








58 


1305. 


March 5. 


Westminster. 


March 65. 
Westminster. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 6—cont. 


or their men shall be engaged in any plea with others or among 
themselves the plea shall be taken and heard in the door (hostio) of 
the church of St. Peter, saving pleas of the crown, which shall be 
heard in the house of one of the canons without the graveyard, as has 
been used hitherto; and on the conclusion of the pleas the dean and 
chapter shall have estreats of the rolls of the justices who have held 
the pleas, containing the amercements of their men under the seals 
of the said justices, so that the said amercements shall not come 
into the summons of the Exchequer, but the dean and chapter shall 
distrain for the payment of them at their convenience; no sheriff, 
bailiff or minister of the king shall enter the liberty of the dean and 
chapter to make any distraints, unless summoned, nor shall their 
cattle be taken in distraint (in namium), but they shall have return 
of the king's writs in all things touching them or their men; 
no sheriff, bailiff or minister within the lands of the dean and 
chapter shall take, bind, beat, slay or wound any man or dc any 
violence there ; no one shall detain any of their bondmen or fugitives 
or goods, nor for any custom, service or other reason disturb 
(disturbet) them or their men of any goods, which their men can make 
oath to be their own. Witnesses, B. archbishop of Canterbury, 
Richard earl of Cornwall, Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk and Marshal 
of England, John de Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Peter de Sabaudia, 
John son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, Peter Chaceporc, arch- 
deacon of Wells, Master William de Kilkenny, archdeacon of Coventry, 
Peter de Rivallis, Henry de Wengham, Ralph son of Nicholas, 
Bertram de Crioyll, John de Grey, Robert Waleraund, Bartholomew 
Pecche, Stephen Baucan, William de Grey, Nicholas de Sancto 
Mauro. 


Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy by her 
writing gave to the king all the lands which she had in Welleburne, 
co. Lincoln, of the feoffment of Master William de Thorneton, to be held 
by the king and his heirs quit of the said Isabel and her heirs; 

gift, of special grace, to the said Isabel and Henry de Bello Monte, her 
brother, of the said lands, to be held by them and their heirs, from the 
chief lords of that fee by the services due therefrom. 


Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by 
her writing gave to the king her manor of Caral with le can and other 
appurtenances in Scotland which are held from the king, to be held quit 
of the said Isabel ; 

gift of special grace, to the said Isabel and Henry de Bello Monte, her 
brother, of the said manor and le can to be held by them, and their 
heirs, from the king by the services due therefrom. 


MEMBRANE b. 


Grant to Thomas Grelle, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Pyriton, co. Oxford. By p.s. 


Grant to Edward Charles, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Tuesday 
at their manor of Milton, co. Northampton, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday ; and of two yearly fairs 
at their manor of Byllyngford, co. Norfolk, one on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of St. James, and the other on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of All Saints; grant also of free warren in all their demesne 
Jands of the said manor. By p.s. (5848.]  Dupplicatur. 


1308. 
May 24. 
Kempton. 

27 


June 24. 
Lewes. 
26 


June 26. 
Lewes. 
25 


July 8. 
Canterbury. 
22 


88 EDWARD I. 59 


Membrane 5—cont. 


Grant to Hugh le Blunt, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Gingesjoeberd and Gyngelaundri, co. Essex, Pouthe- 
rigge, co. Hertford, Pencritz, co. Stafford, Kyngeston, co. Oxford and 
Dudecote, co. Berks. 


Inspexcimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
burgesses of Drogheda towards Uriel :— 
1. A charter dated at London, 20 September, 18 Henry III. 
[Calendar, I, 99. Historic aud Municipal Documents, Ireland, 98.] 
2. A charter dated at Clarendon, 12 December, 87 Henry IIT. 
[Calendar, I, 419. Historic and Municipal Documents, Ireland, 
p. 182.] 
Preceptum fiit. per Thesaurarium per finem. quadragesima librorum et 
rotulatur in rotulis Cancellarie. | Dupplicatur. 


Whereas 1sabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by her 
writing gave to the king the manor of Caral with le can and other 
appurtenances in Scotland, to be held quit of the said Isabel -and her 
heirs ; 

gift, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said^manor and le can 
to be held by her for her life from the king by the services due with 
remainder to Henry de Bello Monte, her brother, to be held by him and 
his heirs from the king by the said services. 

By K. and assented to by the council. 


Grant to Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, and 
her heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Caral, co. 
Fife, in Scotland, and of a yearly fair there on the Monday after the 
octaves of Easter and the fourteen days following. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Benstede, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Frankele, co. Worcester. By p.s. (5871.] 


MEMBRANE 4, 


Grant to the citizens of Norwich of a charter of liberties. [Blomefield, 
History of Norfolk, III. p. 67.] 


Grant to Alexander de Ledes, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


. demense land in Kirkeby on the Moor and Gipton, co. York. By K. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Hextildesham of the advowson of 
the church of Staunfordham, in the diocese of Durham. [Memorials of 
Hezxham, II. 118.] Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Isabel, late the wife of John de Vescy, for her life, of free 
warren in all her demesne lands in Thornton upon Swale, co. York. 


Grant to Giles de Mountpynzon, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at his manor of Great Ryburgh, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Andrew and the six days following. 

By p.s. [5406.] 


Pursuant to an inquisition ad quod damnum taken by the sheriff of 
Suffolk, gift to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds of a toft in the 
town of St. Edmunds adjoining Westgatestrete, where the friars once 
intended to dwell, to be held by the said abbot and convent in frank 
almoin, in consideration of a fine made by the said abbot before the 
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. 


60 


1305. 


Oct. 8. 
Sheen. 
16 


Oct. 20. 
Westminster. 
15 


Oct. 14. 
Westminster. 
14 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 4—cont. 


Grant to Robert de Wylegheby, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Eresby and Wylegheby, co. Lincoln. 
By p.s. [5488.] 


Grant, in consideration of a fine made with the king by the prior of 
Monks' Kirkeby before the council, that the said prior and convent shall 
have view of frank-pledge of their men and tenants of Thestrewaure, 
Wolfeye, Little Newenham, Monks’ Kirkeby, Neubold Paunton, Little 
Herdebergh and Walton by Wylege, co. Warwick, and of Kirkeby on 
Wreyk, co. Leicester, and that they shall have infangenthef and animals 
called * Weyf' in all their lands in those places; paying therefor to the 
king yearly at the Exchequer of Easter 5 marks by the hand of the prior 
and his successors. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

Henricus rex Anglorum | archiepiscopo Rothomayenst, episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, vicecomitibus, justiciis, baronibus et omnibus 
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et 
confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam pro salute mea et heredum 
meorum et pro animabus patris met Willelmi [ieqis et matris. mee 
M. regine et omnium antecessorum. meorum, Deo et ecclesie. Sancte 
Marie de Prato Rothomagensis et monachis in ea Deo servientibus 
ex dono Mathildis matris mee Maisnillum, et Becdane et molendinum 
de Carevilla quod vocatur molendinum regine cum omni libertate sua 
et ecclesiam. de Auborvilla et decinam. Et ex dono meo manerium 
ín "Normannia quod vo-atur Bures et omnta. et pertinentia. cum 
omnibus libertatibus suis et prata. mea de Valle Fenili et. famulum 
qui custodit ea; et in parco meo Rothomagi totam decimam fent, 
et centum solidos de foresta mea de Romare, scilicet. decimam per 
annum, et tenuram Hadulfi Pentecostes in Renelmivilla et Lambertivilla 
et Afomuuchun; et tn foresta mea de Honrei quicquid eis 
necessarium. fuerit. et nundinas Hermentricille ct libertates earum 
in omnibus locis et in omnibus rebus; et in unoquoque anno 
quadraginta modios vini de cellario meo Rothomagi scilicet de 
modiatione mea et ser modios de elemosina patris mei et matris 
mee de decima Sanctt Audoent | Rothomagensis ; et Estiventonam in 
Anglia cum omnibus et pertinentibus et cum omnibus — libertatibus 
suis. Has tenuras et omnes alias tmuras suas quecunque sint. et 
de quibuscunque habeant, volo et firmiter precipto ut ita. teneant 
bene et in pace et integre et plenarie et honorifice et libere et quiete 
ab omnibus rebus et ab omnibus querelis et sine aliqua. contradicticne et 
ad mare et ad terram et tn pratis et tn aquis et tn molendinis et in rive 
et in semitis et tr civitatibus et villis et tn domibus et in forestis et in 
nemoribus et omnibus locis nunc et usque in sempiternum, sicut ecclesia 
in regno meo potest liberius tenere et insuper sicut mea propria. ht 
preter hoc concedo et confirmo eis in perpetuam elemosinam tres manauras 
terre et domos desuper quas Aufrila de Ponte Audomari tenet in 
Rothomayum quietas de omni censu et consuetudine et omni alia re 
ercepta sola moditatione mea de vino. Et ut hec omnia et alia omnia 
que fideles Christi eis contulerunt et in futuro contulerint, inconcussa et 
incontradicta remaneant. nunc et usque. in sempiternum, regia hac 
auctoritate confirmo et sigilli met impressione et subscriptorum testimonio 
corroboro. — T'estibus, G. archiepiscopo Rothomagensi et W. episcopo 
Wintoniensi et R. episcopo Salesberienst et R. comite de Mellent et 


1305. 


Oct. 20. 


Westminster. 
18 


Oct. 14. 


Westminster. 


12 


Oct. 18. 


Westminster. 
ll 


Oct. 18. 


Westminster. 


10 
Oct. 20. 


Westminster. 
9 


Nov. 8. 


Westminster. 


8 
Oct. 18. 


W estminster. 
7 


Nov. 6. 


W estminster. 
6 


Nov. 8. 


W estminster. 
5 


Nov. 7. 


Westminster. 
4 


88 EDWARD I. 61 


Membrane 8—cont. 


G. de Clinton et N. de Albeni et R. Basset et R. cancellario et 

A. de Ver, apud. Wyntoniam, anno incarnationis dominice millesimo 

centesimo vicesimo secundo, regni vero met vicestmo primo; 
with further grant, of special grace, that, although there is in this charter 
no express mention of the church of Estiventon, which they hold to their 
own use, nor of the advowson of the same, which pertained to the said 
manor from of old, as is affirmed, the said abbot and convent shall retain 
the said church to their own uses without impediment from the king or 
his heirs, his justices, escheators, sheriffs or other bailiffs. 


Whereas the king long ago granted to his barons of la Rye that they 
and their successors should have a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast 
and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary; 

grant, at the petition of the said barons, that the said fair shall in 
future be upon the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption. 

By pet. of C. before K. 


Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Saturday at their manor of Wayneflete, co. Lincoln, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and feast of Whitsunday and the fourteen 
days following. | 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Dundraynan, and their heirs 
(heredes) of free warren in all their demesne lands in Gairstang, Newelathe, 
Ovrelathe, Nethrelathe, Aghengoile, Ovrereraik, Nethrereraik, Roskerald, 
Aghencarne, Clonsinagh, Barlocwod, Barlock’, the isle of Estholm, the 
hospital of Crithe, Kirkpatrick Durand and Aghenkippe, in the county of 
Dumfres, and Biskeby and Culscadan in the county of Wigton. 

By K. and pet. of C: 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Sweetheart (Dulcicorde) in Gallowa 
of free warren in all their demesne lands of Longquidelon and Kirkepatric 
Durand in the county of Dumfres. By K. and pet. of C. 


Grant to David de Maneston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Maneston, co. Dorset. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Metham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Polyngton, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Henry de Kyghelay, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Kyghelay, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Simon and Jude; 
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. 


Grant to Roger de Merkyngfeld and John, his brother, and their heirs, 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Merkyngfeld, co. York. 


Grant to Henry de Tregocz, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wykenholte, co. Sussex. 
By K. on the information of Gerard de Or’. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 

1l. H. Dei gratia ree Anglorum et dur Normannorum et 
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
archidiaconis, decanis, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus 
et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis toctus Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis 
quod suscepi im manum et custodiam et protectionem meam. domum 


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Nov. 1. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


de Swyna et mayistrum ejusdem domus et canonicos et fratres et 
sanctimoniales ibidem Deo servientes et omnes terras et homines et res 
et possessiones suas et omnia catalla sua. Kt ideo precipio quod 
eandem domum et magistrum ipsius domus et canonicos et fratres et 
sanctimoniales in ea domo servientes et terras et homines et omnes 
res et possessiones suas et omnia catalla sua et quecunque ad 
domum illam spectant, custodiatis et manuteneatis et  protegatis 
sicut mea propria, ita quod nec inde mec de libertatibus aut liberis 
consuetudinibus auis ullam. molestiam vel injuriam aut gravamen. vel 
verationem eis faciatis mec fieri permittatis, et de nullo tenemento 
quod in dominico suo teneant ponantur in placitum nist coram 
me vel capitali justicia mea. Et precipio quod quietanciam habeant 
de omni theoloneo quod ad me pertinet per totam terram meam 
Anglie tam per terram. quam per aquam. et in portubus maris de 
omnibus rebus quas homines vel servientes sui poterunt affidare suas 
esse proprias et ad proprios usus suos. Et st quis eis super hoc 
in aliquo forisfacere presumpserit, plenariam eis inde sine dilatione 
justiciam fieri faciatis. — Testibus, Hugone Murdach, Rannulpho de 
Glanvilla, Michaele Belet, Willelno Bending, apud Kaerl'. 

2. Henricus rex Anglorum et dux. Normanncrum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegavorum, "archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis, 
comitibus, baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus 
suis Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et 
ecclesie Sancte Maria de Swyna $n perpetuam — elemosinam et 
monialibus ibidem Deo servientibus ecclesias et omnes terras et 
tenuras que eis rationabiliter date -sunt sicut carte donatorum 
testantur. Quare volo et firmiter prectpio quod predicta ecclesia de 
Swyna et moniales ibidem Deo servientes ecclesias et omnes terras 
et tenuras que eis rationabiliter date sunt habeant. et in perpetuam 
elemosinam teneant bene et in pace et libere et quiete et tntegre 
et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis. consuetudinibus in 
pratis, in pascuis, in tis et semitis, in aquis, im piscariis, in 
insulis, in. marisco, infra burgum et extra, in omnibus locis et in 
omnibus rebus. — Testibus, G. archi[diacon]o Cantuariensi, Willelmo 
filio Audelini, apud Wodestocam. Dupplicatur. 

By fine of 10 marks made before the Chancellor. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Grant, at the instance of William de Deen, to Hugh Gergoun, and his 


Westminster. heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Theydon 
3 


Nov. 8. 
Westminster. grants :— 
2 


Gernoun, co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of St. Margaret the Virgin; grant also of free warren in all 
their demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant to the prioress and nuns of Appelton of the following gifts and 


the gifts of Philip de Fauconberge, of two tofts, a croft, twenty-one 
acres, five perches of land, the whole tillage of Stubflat, all the land 
of Houriddyng, and the meadows of Mikeldales and Wathdales in 
Appelton, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of Walter de Fauconberge, of one toft, one croft and five 
roods of land in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of William de Roucestria of two tofts, one croft, a half 
acre and three selions of land in the same town, in frank almoin ; 


1305. 


88 EDWARD I. 68 


nm ———— ee —— —— — 0€ T ——— 


Membrane 2—cont. 


the gift of Robert Wysman of one acre of land in the same town, 
in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of Henry de Kave, of three selions of land, an essart 
called * Woderiddyng' and a half acre of meadow in the same town, 
in frank almoin; 

the gifts of Guy de Appelton of two tofts in the same town, in 
frank almoin ; 

the gift of Walter de Stokes of six acres of land in the same town, 
in frank almoin, in exchange for six acres of land in Colton ; 

the gift of Hugh de Stiveton of five selions of land in the same 
town, in frank almoin; 

the gift of Robert son of Walter de Skegenesse of 8s. of rent in the 
same town an& 5s. of rent in Acastre in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Robert son of Gocelin de Arcy of all his land in 
Acastre, three bovates of land with tofts and crofts, in frank 
almoin ; 

the gift of Lucy de Kyme, late the wife of William de Kyme, of 
three acres of meadow in Ornyngton, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Richard de Colton of one selion of land in Colton,’in 
frank almoin ; 

the gift of Bertram de Stiveton of one acre of land in Stiveton ; 

the grant of Maud de Hornyngton of 6d. of rent and land (una 
area terre) in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Preciosa daughter of Robert Gra of all her land in 
Coffergate, in frank almoin ; 
Y the gift of Roger de Askwith of two messuages in Skeldergate, 

ork ; 

the gift of Thomas de Craystok of two bovates of land with tofta 
and crofts in Ellerton, which William son of Cecily formerly held 
there ; 

the gift of the same Thomas of the same William, his bondman, 
with all that goes with him and his chattels and with a meadow in 
the same town ; 

the gift of William son of Aldewyn de Beverlaco of 2s. of rent in 
Beverley, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Simon de Barneby, chaplain, of four bovates of land, 8 
marks 11s. 8d. rent and half a water-mill in Wyrkesburgh ; 

the gifts of Henry de Vernoil of a place (loco) in the fields of 
Egburgh, called Tranemore, and a croft which begins at Fordales 
and finishes at the dike of Westdik, in length and breadth up to 
Pwytemor, and four acres of land in Wykynglund and a croft 
adjoining Punfaldthorn, and pastures beginning at the dike of 
Alexander and ending at the dike of Eve, and a croft adjoining the 
croft of Alexander de Ruhale in the marsh of Egburgh, and pasture 
for three hundred sheep, thirty beasts, thirty pigs and thirty goats in 
Egburgh ; end five acres of land and a half in the same town and a 
meadow in the west meadow (westprato) of Egburgh, in frank 
almoin ; 

the gifts of the said Henry de Vernoil of a bovate of land with a 
toft and meadow in the meadows of Egburgh, that is the croft late 
of William Spynk by Punfaldthorn in the same town; 

the gift of Robert de Monte of Egburgh of two acres of land in 
the same town in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Cecily de Wytteleya of the land of Skirais and a 
perch of land by Elmtre in the same town, in frank almoin ; 


64 


1305. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 2—cont. 


the gift of Henry son of John de Hek of 4s. 4d. of rent in 
Hetheneshale, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of Henry son of William son of Hugh of two tofts, one 
croft and two bovates and half a selion of land in the same town in 
frank almoin ; 

the gift of Thomas de Stapleton of two selions of land in the same 
town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Adam atte Hall (ad aulam) of Hetheneshale of an acre 
of land in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Mand daughter of Maud de Hetheneshale and Juliana 
her sister of one toft in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Ralph de Ruhale of 12d. of rent in the same town, in 
frank almoin ; 

the quit-claim of Emma Wastehose late the wife of Ralph de 
Duffeld of all the meadow which the said nuns have in the meadows 
of Westhatheleshai ; 

the grant of William de Kyme of pasture for three hundred sheep, 
air oxen and two horses in Fridbrueria of North Elkyngton, in frank 
almoin ; 

the gift of Henry son of William de Elkyngton of a toft in 
Northelkyngton, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Hugh son of Robert de Roxton and Mabel his wife of 
& selion of land at Milneflat in Imyngham in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Mabel late the wife of Hugh de Roxton of a selion of 
land in the same town in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Richard le Seriaunt of two selions of land in the same 
town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Eustace son of William de Burgh of four selions of land 
in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of Geoffrey son of Miles de Roxton of a perch of meadow 
in the marsh of Imyngeham, which Miles son of Nicholas held, and 
all the meadow which he had in the meadow called Shauedailes in 
the said town in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Hugh son of Miles de Roxton of two selions of land in 
the same town in frank almoin; 

the gifts of Robert Martell of a toft and land (placea) in Kylyng- 
holm, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of the same Robert of eight acres and a half in the same 
town in exchange for eight acres and a perch of land lying in the two 
tillages (culturis) of Scnoubergh and Dyng’, and for two selions which 
Roger son of Margaret once held ; 

the gift of Peter Albus of Kylyngholm of one selion of land in 
the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of William Sailli of one toft twenty-two acres of land and 
three acres of meadow in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gifts of Robert son of Robert de Roxton of one toft, two bovates 
and ten acres of land in Roxton, four selions of land and a perch of 
meadow and a half in Imyngham, in frank almoin;  * 

the gifts of Miles de Roxton of eight selions of land in Roxton, in 
frank almoin ; 

the gift of Miles son of Miles de Roxton of three selions of land in 
the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Idonea daughter of Miles de Roxton of ten acres of land 
in the same town and a perch and a half of meadow in Imyngham 
in frank almoin; 


88 EDWARD I. 65 


1305 Membrane 2—cont. 


the gift of William Berner of three perches of meadow in Haburgh, 
in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Simon Berner of five perches and the eighth part of a 
perch of land in the same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of Hugh son of Simon Berner of Haburgh of two selions 
of land in the same town in exchange for a tillage by the toft of 
William son of Turgys ; 

the gift of Hugh Berner of Haburgh of one selion of land in the 
same town, in frank almoin ; 

the gift of William son of Adam de Berghton of six acres of land 
in Berghton in frank almoin. 


Nov. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Woodstock, 25 July, 
Westminster 88 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. John the Evangelist at 
Apelton and the nuns there. [Calendar, I, p. 842.] 


30797 E 


1306. 
Jan. 6. 


Wimborne. 
39 


Feb. 9.: 
Lytchett 
Mautravers, 


Feb. 2. 
Dorchester. 
37 


April 7. 
Wolvesey. 
86 


April 6. 
Wolvesey. 
35 


April 11. 
Wolvesey. 
84 


April 11. 
Wolvesey. 


April 11. 
Wolvesey. 
88 


April 6. 


Winchester. 
32 


( 66 ) 


34 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Grant to John de Pateshulle, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Little Craule, co. Buckingham. By p.s. 


Grant to John Mautravers, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Lychet Mautravers, co. Dorset. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s nephew, and his heirs, 
of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Wyrkeworth, co. Derby, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the 
Nativity of St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Staunford, co. Northumberland. By p.s. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough of a weekly market 
on Thursday at their manor of Northolm by Eye, co. Northampton, and 
of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of Holy 
Cross. By p.s. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to Edmund de Malo Lacu of all the 
lands which Christopher de Seton held in the towns of Seton and Brunne, 
co. York, and which by the rebellion of the said Christopher were forfeited 
to the king, to be held by the said Edmund, and his heirs, from the chief 
lords of the fee by the services due therefrom. By p.s. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Hide by Winchester of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Pydele Thryttyhide, co. Dorset. 
By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Hide by Winchester of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Cheselden, co. Wilts. 
Byp.s. Dupplicatur. 


Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Humphrey de 
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, to him and to Elizabeth, his wife, 
the king's daughter, of Annandale (Vallis Anandie) with all its liberties, 
both in arms of the sea and other matters, knights' fees and advowsons and 
with the castle of Loghmaban, late of Robert de Brus, formerly ear! of 
Carryk, which are the king's escheat by reason of the felony committed 
by the said Robert in slaying before the High Altar in the church of 
the Friars Minors at Dunfres John Comyn of Badenagh, who was in the 
king's peace, and so committing sacrilege, to be held by the said 
Humphrey and the heirs of their bodies, from the king and his heirs, by 
the services due therefrom, as the said Robert held them, with reversion 
to the king and his heirs. Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 

1. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andeyavorum, hominibus de Neriryco et de Gernemua, salutem. 
Precipio quod homines de Aclaia juste habeant ommes consuetudines 
suas et libertates suas quas solebaut habere tempore regis H. avi 
mei. Teste Cancellario, apud Sanctum Eadmundum. 





1306. 


April 5. 
Winchester. 
30 


May 24. 


Westminster. 
29 


May 29. 


W estminster. 
28 


May 28. 


Westminster. 


27 


84 EDWARD I. 67 


Membrane 6—cont. 


2. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andeyavorum, justiciis et vicecomitibus et ministris suis de 
Norfulea, salutem.  Precipio quod homines comitis Hugonis de 
Acleya sint juste quieti de  theloneo et alia consuetudine et de 
scira et de hundredo et placitis et omnibus querelis, excepto murdro 
et latrocinio, sicut fuerunt tempore reyis Henrici avi mei. Et 
prohibeo ne quis eis inde injuriam vel contumeliam faciat. — Teste, 
Warino filio Giroldi, camerario, apud Norwycum. 

By fine of 100s. made at the Exchequer. 


Grant, at the instance of Matthew de Furneaus, to Henry de Haddon, 
&nd his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Caundle 


Lydelinche, co. Dorset. By p.s. 


Gift, in honour of St. Thomas the patron saint of the cathedral church 
of Whithern (Candida Casa) and out of the affection which the king 
bears to Thomas, bishop of that see, to the said bishop and church of the 
advowson of the church of Carnesmole in that bishopric, to be held by 
the said bishop and his successors from the king, with grant, so far as 
the king can, that the said bishop may appropriate the said church to his 
see on account of the poverty thereof. By K. 


Grant to Richard de la Beere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Aspelee, co. Bedford. 
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. 


MEMBRANE b. 


Whereas King Henry III granted to the church of St. Mary, Saresbury, 
after its removal to New Saresbury, & charter of liberties for the said new 
church and town (cf. Sarum Charters, p. 175], which charter the king 
has confirmed ; 

and whereas, when Simon, now the bishop thereof, desired according to 
the above charter to take tallage from the citizens, when the king was 
lately tallaging his demesnes through England, the said citizens of the 
said city of New Saresbury, refused to accept the burden of such tallage ; 
and whereas when prosecuted by the bishop before the king's council 
they were asked whether henceforth they would use and enjoy the liberties 
given them in the said charter and accept the burden of the said tallage 
in such cases, or renounce the~said liberties and be quit of tallage in 
future; and they thereupon expressly renounced the said liberties upon 
that condition ; 

and whereas the king has considered that the said citizens in considera- 
tion of the &dvantage acquired by them by virtue of the said liberties 
from the time of the granting of them up to the date of the said renuncia- 
tion ought to be tallaged upon this occasion, and that the tallage 
ought to be levied for the use of the bishop, and that the citizens ought 
not to enjoy in future the liberties contained in the said charter, which 
shall none the less remain in force so far as concerns the liberties therein 
contained which touch the bishop and canons ; 

and whereas the said bishop and the said citizens have prayed the king 
of his special grace to grant that the said citizens should in future enjoy 
the liberties set forth above and by them renounced ; 

the king notwithstanding that renunciation, and considering the pious 
intent of his father towards the said church and out of devotion to St. 
Mary and the said church and affection to Simon the bishop, and for a fine 


68 


1306. 


May 22. 


Westminster. 


June 7. 
Westminster. 
25 


June 6. 
Westminster. 
24 


July 14. 
Grantham 
23 


Oct. 1. 


Lanercost. 
22 


Oct. 16. 


Lanercost. 
21 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 5—cont. 


made by the citizens before the council, grants that the said city of New 
Saresbury shall be the free city of the bishop and his successors and of 
the said church, and that the citizens of the city shall be citizens of 
the bishop, and shall be quit through all the king’s land of toll, pontage, 
passage, payage, lestage, carriage, stallage and all other custom and shall 
have all the other liberties and quittances throughout the king’s land, 
which the citizens of Winchester have, and shall in future enjoy all the 
aforesaid liberties, so far as those liberties touch them, as fully as they 
are contained in the said charter of the king’s said father and in the 
king’s confirmation thereof ; and that the said bishop and his successors 
may take a tallage or reasonable aid from the said citizens by reason of 
the liberties hereby granted to them by the king, whenever in the future 
the king shall talliage his demesnes. Dupplicatur. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to John de Hastingges of all the county 
of Meneteth in Scotland with the islands and all the other lands which were 
of Alan, late earl of the said county, & rebel and enemy to the king, on 
the day on which he adhered to the party of Robert de Brus, and which 
were thereby forfeited to the king; to be held by the said John, and his 
heirs, from the king by the services due therefrom, saving to Edmund de 
Hastingges, and his heirs, the lands in the said county, which the king 
has already given to him by charter. 

By K. on the information of the Treasurer. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to John son of John de Insula, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Wodyton, Bridlesford, Schentling, Bonecherche, 
Rewe, Apeltreford, Schorewill, Celierton, Hortingeschit, Blakepanne, 
Maunesbrigge, Scherprix, and Rigge, co. Hants. 

By bill of the Exchequer for the remission, which the said 
John, one of the executors of the will of his father, made to 
the king of 288/. 6s. 11d. wherein the king was bound to the 
said deceased from the time of the war of Gascony. 


Grant, at the instance of Roger le Brabazon, to Richard de Curzoun 
of Ketliston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Ketliston, co. Derby. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


MEMBRANE 4, 


Grant, at the instance of Joan Wake, lady of Lydel, to Margaret late 
the wife of Edmund de Mortuo Mari, and her heirs, of a weekly market 
on Saturday at their manor of Kyngeslone, co. Hereford, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael, and the two days 
following, and of a yearly fair at her manor of Radenor, co. Hereford, on 
the vigil, and the feast of the Holy Trinity and the three days following. 

By p.s. 

Gift, for good service rendered, to Robert Hastanges, of all the lands 
late of John de Rossevet in Couton, co. York, which were forfeited 
by the enmity and rebellion of the said John, to be held by the said 
Robert, and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by the services due 
therefrom. [Ziegistrum Honoris de Itichemund, p. 144.] By p.s. 

Grant to William de Lughteberg and Hawis his wife, during the life of 
the said Hawis, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of 
Dilverton, co. Somerset, and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast 
and the morrow of All Saints. By p.s. 


1306. 
Oct. 19. 


Lanercost. 


20 
Oct. 15. 


Lanercost. 


19 


Oct. 15. 


Lanercost. 


18 


Oct. 4. 


Lanercost, 


94 EDWARD I. 69 


———— M—— — — —— A —— —À M — S — ee —M——— 


Membrane 4—cont. 


Grant to Richard de Sutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Ekeringe, co. Nottingham. By p.s. 


Whereas the earldom of Richemund, the castles of Richemund and 
Bowes and all the lands which John late duke of Brittany held have come 
to the king's hands by the death of the said duke, the king has given to 
John de Brittania, the king's nephew, the said earldom, castles and lands, 
to be held from the king and his heirs, by the said John, and his heirs, 
by the name of earl, by the services due therefrom, as the duke, his father, 
held in his lifetime. By p.s. 

Mandate in pursuance to Richard Oysel, escheator this side Trent. 

Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator beyond Trent. 

Mandate to the sheriff of Cambridgeshire to deliver to the said John 
the wapentakes of Badburgham with all thereto pertaining, which the 
said Duke had in that bailiwick on the day of his death. 


Whereas the king has given, for good service rendered, to Robert de 
Clifford the manor of Hert, in the bishopric of Durham, which was of 
Robert de Brus, late earl of Carrik, an enemy and rebel to the king and 
which was forfeited for that cause and for his sacrilegious slaying of John 
Comyn of Badenagh, to he held by the said Robert de Clifford, and his 
heirs, saving to the church of St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishop there, 
any right they may have in that manor; 

out of further grace to the said Robert de Clifford and for his better 
security, the king wills that the borough of Hertelpol and all the other 
lands which the said Robert de Brus had in the said bishopric on the 
day of his forfeiture, and which the said Robert de Clifford entered upon 
under the said gift as appurtenant to the manor of Hert and now holds, 
shall be held by the said Robert de Clifford, and his heirs, as appurtenant 
to the manor of Hert, with all thereto belonging, as the said Robert de 
Brus held them on the day of his forfeiture, saving to the church of 
St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishop thereof any right they may have 
therein. By p.s. 


Gift, for good service, to Aymar de Valence, the king's kinsman, of the 
castle of Selkyrk and of the manors and demesnes of Selkirk and 
Tresquayr and of the burgh of Pebbles, with the mills, and of all 
the forest of Selkirk, so that the said Aymar and his heirs may disafforest 
and impark as much of the said forest as they will and bring it into tillage 
and demise it to fixed tenants or enfeoff them thereof as may seem best, to 
be held by the said Aymar, and his heirs, from the king, and his heirs, by 
rendering yearly 180/. half at Martinmas agd half at Whitsunday and 
by performing the service of the fee of one knight, provided that they shall 
pay yearly the following alms and fees, to wit from the manor and lands 
of Tresquair 118s., from the manor and lands of Selkirk 65s., from 
Pebbles 50s., and from the mills of Selkirk 19s. 4d., the payments to 
be made to those upon whom the said sums were conferred by the former 
kings of Scotland; with further grant that the said Aymar and his heirs 
shall be sheriffs in fee of the counties of Pebbles and Selkyrk, being 
intendent and answerable to the king and his ministers in all things 
belonging to the office of sheriff and doing as they ought and as 
other sheriffs there were wont to do in times past. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Aymar de Valence, and his heirs, that they may build 
burghs, towns, castles, fortalices and any other strongholds (mumitiones) 
in the lands, forest and places given to them in the last charter, and 





70 


1306. 


Oct. 4. 


Lanercost, 


Oct. 16. 
Lanercost, 
16 


Oct. 16. 
Lanercost, 
15 


Oct. 16. 


Lanercost. 
14 


Oct. 8. 
Lanercost 
13 


Oct. 7. 


Lanercost. 
12 


Oct. 5. 


Lanercost. 
11 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE. 


Membrane 4—cont. 


make markets and fairs therein, and have all things which pertain to free 
burghs and towns, markets and fairs, as tolls and other liberties; and in 
like manner those whom the said Aymar and his heirs may enfeoff of 
any lands, with the licence of the said Aymar and his heirs by letters 
patent, may build burghs, towns, castles, fortalices and other strongholds 
and make and have markets and fairs; moreover the said Aymar, and 
his heirs, in all the places where there are no parish churches, may found 
such churches and present fit persons to them; and they shall have free 
warren in all the said forest. Dupplicatur, 


Although by charter the king has given to Aymar de Valence the 
forest of Selkyrk with power to disafforest the same, the king grants that 
the said Aymar, and his heirs, may impark as much as they will of the 
said forest and enclose it with a dike and hedge, and make of as much of 
if as they willa free chace for their great beasts of the chace (grossis 
feris). Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Roges (Huyont) Gascelyn, and his heirs, of à weekly market 
on Monday at their manor.of Catmere, co. Berks, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Margaret. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Sibeton, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Whitstanstowe, co. Salop, and of a yearly 
fair there on the octave of the Trinity and the two days following; grant 
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. 


4 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Re-entry of the above charter. By p.s. 


Gift to the prior and convent of Hextildesham of the advowson of the 
church of Aldenyston. [Memorials of Hexham, II, p. 119.] 


By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to John de Rue, and his 
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Tansterne, co. York. 


By p.s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the bishop thereof :— 

1. A charter dated at Gaytinton, 28 Nov., 2 John. 
Chartaruy, p. 80.] . 

2. W. rer Anglorum | Un[frido] camerario et H. Passelewa et 
Odberto et omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, Norfule et 
Sudfolc, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse Herberto episcopo terras. illas 
omnes quas. viderunt et determinaverunt et circumiri — fecerunt 
Walchelinus episcopus et HR. capellanus. et Rogerus. Bigotus + et + 
ecclesiam suam faciendam et ad domos suas et inomachorum suorum 
faciendas apud Norwye castrum. et hoe cum = saca. et soca et aliis 
consuetudinibus omnibus ita quidem quod episcopus. ibi constituat 
monachos qui ibidem deo serviant usque ad. finem. seculi. perseverantes ; 
et vos. Unfride et Radulfe et Odberte  saisite episcopum inde. 
Testibus W. — episcopo. et. Ranulfo capellano, apud — Salesberiam. 
[C f. Monasticon, IV, p. 18.] 

8. Acharter of King Henry I, dated at St. Edmunds. ([Monasticon 
IV, p. 17.] 


[ otuli 


1306. 


Oct. 5. 


Lanercost. 


Oct. 14. 


Lanercost. 


Oct. 5. 


Lanercost, 
8 


91 EDWARD I. 71 


Membrane 8—cont. 


4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter of King Henry II, dated at 
Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 155. Monasticon IV, p. 17.] 

5. Acharter dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III, being 
a grant of the amercements of the men and demesnes of the bishop 
and prior of Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 152.] 

6. Willelmus, rev Anglorum, Herberto  Norwycensi episcopo et 
omnibus baronibus suis de Norfole et de Sutfolc, salutem. — Sciatis 
me dedisse Sancte "'rinitati Norwycensis | ecclesie rogatu Rogerts 
Bigoti terram Sancti Michaelis de ut [? rectius veteri] monasterio 
et terram. de Taverham que ad eandem terram. pertinet. quietam 
semper et liberam ab omnibus scotis et geldis et omnibus aliis 
consuetudinibus. — Testimonio Eudonis Dapiferi ad Westmonasterium. 
[Monasticon, IV, 18-18.! 

By fine before the Treasurer &nd barons of the Exchequer. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
hospital of the poor men of St. Paul, Norwich, and of the prior and 
convent of Norwich :— 

1. Henricus rer Anglorum Jjusticiis suis R. Basset et A. de 
Ver et burgensibus de Norvcico et ministris suis de Norfulc, salutem. 
Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse hospitalt pauperum de Sancto 
Paulo de Norwico pro salute anime mee et pro salute parentum 
meorum liberationem quam | QOdlent solebat habere, | videlicet tres 
denarios in die. Et vicecomes de Norfulc dabit de firma sua. 
Testibus, Wilelno de Warenna, Hugone Bygot, Hogero de Fisc’, 
H. de Ver, et A. de Ver, apud Westmonasterium. 

2. <A charter dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter of King Henry I, dated at L. 
[Calendar, I, 152.] 

8. A charter dated at Westnnnster, 7 May, 16 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 4 September, 
[2] John.  [Caleudar, I, 152.] 

4. A charter dated at Framlingham, 80 March, 82 Henry III, in 
favour of the prior and convent of Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 829.] 

By fine before the Treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. 


Grant to Adam le Bret, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at 
their manor of Saunford Bret, co. Somerset, and of & yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. George; grant also of free 
warren in all their demesne lands of Torveston. By p.s. [5494.] 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant to the Master and brethren of the Temple in England of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Gaddesby, and of a yearly fair 
there on the feast of St. Mary Magdalene and the three days following, 
in lieu of à weekly market on Monday at their manor of Rothele, co. 
Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Barnabas the apostle, which the king formerly granted to 
them by charter. Nunciatur per Thesaurarium. 


12 


1306. 
Oct. 21. 


Lanercost. 
7 


Nov. 8. 


Lanercost. 
6 


Nov. 11. 


Lanercost. 


5 
Oct. 19. 


Lanercost. 
4 


Oct. 14. 


Lanercost. 
8 


Nov. 8. 


Lanercost. 
2 


Nov. 8. 


Lanercost. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 1—cont. 


Grant to Henry de Appelby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Spytelsheyle, co. Leicester. By p.s. [5508.] 


Grant to Edmund de Malo Lacu, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne land in Seton, co. York. By p.s. [5520.] 


Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Langeton, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [5527.] 


Grant to Roger de Swynnerton, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Wednesday at their manor of Swynnerton, co. Stafford, and of a yearly 
fair there on the feast of the Assumption; grant also of free warren in all 
the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [5499.] 


Grant to Constantine de Mortuo Mari, and his heirs, of & weekly 
market on Thursday at his manor of Kyngeston, co. Cambridge, 
and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of St. Margaret and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Luke. [By p.s. 5495.] 


Whereas on the 12th of October, 84 Edward I, for good service 
rendered by Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, 
the king, by a charter sealed with the seal which he uses in Scotland, gave 
to the said earl the earldom of Athol, the lands of Strabolgy and Strathon 
and all the other castles and lands which were of John, late earl of Athol, 
in Scotland, on the day on which he adhered to Robert de Brus and 
his accomplices, enemies and rebels to the king, and thereby forfeited the 
foregoing lands; to be held, from the king and his heirs that part which 
is held from him, and from others that part which ought to be held from 
them, by the said Ralph, and his heirs, the earldom of Athol by the name 
of earl, and the lands of Strabolgy and Strathon, the castles and lands and 
appurtenances as the said earl of Athol held them, by the services due 
therefrom ; and whereas the said John afterwards for his rebellion 
underwent judgement by consideration of the king's court ; 

the king grants that the said Ralph shall hold to him and his heirs the 
said earldom of Athol, by name of earl, and the lands of Strabolgy 
and Strathon with all appurtenances, as the said John held them from the 
king or others as aforesaid. Dupplicatur. 


Whereas for good service rendered by Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of 
Gloucester and Hertford, the king gave to him the earldom of Athol, the 
lands of Strabolgy and Strathon and all their appurtenances, late of John 
earl of Athol ; 

the king of further grace gives to him the forfeitures of the lands of all 
the king's enemies and rebels who held in Scotland of the said earl 
of Athol on the day on which he forfeited to the king, to be held by the 
sald Ralph and his heirs. Dupplicatur. 





1306. 


Nov. 22. 


Lanercost 
71 


Dec. 4 


Lanercost. 


70 


( 78 ) 


30 EDWARD I. 


MEMBRANE 22. 


Grant to Geoffrey de Say, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday 
at their manor of Sabrighttesworth, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. Mary. By p.s. [5490.] 


Insperimus and approval of the following composition between the 
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the bailiffs, citizens and 
community of the city of Norwich :— 

"A From of old the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, have 
claimed that & place in the city of Norwich, called le Tomelond, was 
their demesne, that they had the right of exercising the office of 
coroner and other royal offices there and in the streets of Ratonerowe, 
Holmestrete and Spitellond in Norwich, where their tenants reside, 
and that the said tenants could deal in all merchandise wholesale 
(mercandisare omnes grossas mercandisas) in those streets by and among 
themselves (per se et invicem), as others of the city elsewhere, without 
making any contribution or tallage with the citizens. 

On the other hand the citizens claimed that the said place and all 
the aforesaid jurisdiction belonged to the city and its officers, and 
that the tenants of the priory dealing in merchandise as aforesaid 
ought to contribute with the said citizens. 

Whereupon it has been agreed to the following effect by both 
gides :— 

The place called Tomelond in the city of Norwich shall lie 
open and common (racua et communis) at all times except at the 
time of the Whitsuntide fair of the said prior and convent there, 
so that the said place shall not be incumbered by the prior and 
convent or the citizens by holding a market or by placing dung 
or timber there, except that at the times of the synods of 
Norwich and on every Sunday in the year victuals and other 
small things may be bought and sold without the gates of the 
said priory church, which adjoin the said place, as has been done 
in times past ; and that place by the view of the bailiffs of the 
prior and convent and of the bailiffs of the city about the feast 
of the Ascension next to come shall be measured and equally 
divided into four parts by placing fixed bounds lengthwise and 
across ; and in time of fair there the citizens shall choose yearly 
the half they will of each quarter (cujuslibet quarterit) of the 
place, if they need as much, to place their shops and stalls upon, 
and that shall be held by them for the time of the fair quit of 
picage, stallage, toll and other custom, receivable by the said 
prior and convent; so that the citizens who may wish to have 
shops or stalls in the said fair shall come to that place every 
year on the Friday on the morrow of the Ascension and then first 
(primo) choose their places (portiones) for the time of the fair ; 
and those places between the said Friday and the Tuesday next 
following before the setting of the sun at the latest they shall 
occupy, and thereafter no citizen shall claim any part of the 
said place, which has not been occupied, during the time of the 
ensuing fair, but any part of their share not so occupied shall 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 29 —cont. 


remain to the prior and convent with all the remainder of the 
said place, to wit all the half, for them to make their profit of 
in all things belonging to the fair; provided that a part of the 
said place between the stone cross lately there set up and 
le Ratonerowe in breadth and from the cross directly to the wall 
of the priory in length during the said fair shall not be occupied 
by stalls or shops but shall be open for access to the gates of the 
priory, and also for the sale and purchase of oxen and other 
beasts; nor shall that part be used in any other manner by the 
prior and convent or by the citizens. And if the citizens in 
choosing their places for their stalls or shops occupy more than 
the half of the said quarters, the prior and convent shall take 
back into their hands what they find to be so occupied, and 
shall assign it to whom they will for the time of the fair and 
make their profit of it otherwise as they will. But at the end of 
the fair, that is at sun-set on. Monday, the morrow of Holy 
Trinity, the citizens shall remove their shops and stalls from 
the said place. 

The prior and convent yearly at the time of the said 
fair and through all the said city and its suburb shall have all 
the jurisdictions belonging to the fair, so that their bailiffs 
and ministers appointed to keep the said fair shall make 
distraints, attachments, and do all else pertaining to the 
said fair within the circuit of the city and the suburb 
thereof, just as the bailiffs and under-bailiffs of the city do 
without the time of the fair. And all of the said city shall 
be liable to summons, attachment, distraint and amercement in 
the court of the said fair belonging to the said prior and convent 
and shall be subject to the ministers of the said prior and 
convent throughout the said fair and shall answer to them in 
pleas and inquisitions, when any matter belonging to the law of 
fairs (jus feriarum) requires. At the end of the said fair the 
citizens shall resume the said jurisdictions, to be discharged by 
their own ministers, and from that time there as elsewhere in 
the city shall discharge during the remainder of the year the 
customs and royal offices belonging there to them, demanding 
and receiving what is just. All prisoners, who may be in the 
prison of the prior and convent by reason of their jurisdiction in 
the fair at the end of the fair or on the next day shall be sent 
to the king's prison in the city with the reasons for which they 
were arrested, and shall there be delivered to the bailiffs of the 
city to be kept by them until they shall be delivered by the law 
and custom of the realm ; and if the said prisoners afterwards 
before the bailiffs of the city or the king's justices undergo 
judgement whereby they ought to loose life or limb, the 
ministers of the prior and convent shall have the execution of 
the same. 

Touching the exercise of the office of coroner within the 
precinct of the priory or in the streets of Holmestrate 
and Spitellond in Norwich, it is agreed that whenever 
any misfortune shall happen in those places calling for 
the exercise of the office of coroner, the coroner of the 
city shall do what is needful, provided that he have with 
him the steward of the said prior and convent or any other whom 
the prior, or any holding that place, may assign, who shall sit 
with the coroner during the discharge of his office and shall hear 


1306. 


385 EDWARD I. 75 


Membrane 22—cont. 


and see all that is done, to the end that nothing shall be done 
there by the coroner falsely or maliciously, but all shall be done 
rightfully and according to law and the custom of the realm ; 
the enquiry shall be made by the parishioners of the said places 
and not by others; nor shall the parishioners of the said places 
be bound to appear without the said streets to make any 
inquisitions before the coroner or bailiffs of the city; nor shall 
dwellers in the precinct of the priory be called upon to make 


. inquisitions before the said coroner in Holmestrate and Spitellond 


or elsewhere without the priory. When such inquisitions have 
been made, he who sits on the part of the prior shall at once 
have a copy of the inquisition to be delivered to him by the 
coroner, indented, closed with the coroner’s seal, and sufficiently 
examined between them, in order that no suspicion shall arise 
in future. The said assessor, when he comes to the coroner, 
before he hear any of the matter to be enquired into, shall make 
oath to the coroner not to reveal any secreta of the king's, which 
may there arise. And the coroner, before he comes to do his 
office, shall give sufficient warning to the prior to send one of 
his men to sit with him ; and if after sufficient warning the prior 
send no one, the coroner shall proceed fo do his office without 
further delay, saving always the ecclesiastical privilege (jure). 
The prior and convent shall hold their leets in the streets of 
Holmestrate and Spitellond without the presence of the bailiffs 
of the city and their courts also with all things belonging to 
the said courts and leets. The bailiffs of tle city or the citizens 
shall not intrude to hold any plea before them of any tenement 
within the close of the priory, nor of goods or chattels within 
the priory nor of summonses, distraints, or attachments, saving 
only as concerns the office of coroner. Nor shall the prior and 
convent receive or maintain anyone within the priory, whom 
the bailiffs of the city ought for any cause to take or attach by 
his body, so that they shall be impeded in the discharge of their 
duty, unless it be in a case wherein ecclesiastical liberty ought 
to protect or maintain the person in question. At any time of 
the year, if anyone be taken or arrested at the suit of anyone 
with the mainour (cum manuopere latrocinit) in the streets of 
Holmstrete or Spitellond, and if justice can be had thereof in 
the court of the prior and convent, the bailiffs of the city 
shall not interfere; but if the person so taken shall not be so 
justiciable, the bailiffs shall do what they think right therein. 
And if the person so delivered to them shall afterwards be 
condemned before the said bailiffs or the king’s justices for 
gaol-delivery, the bailiffs of the prior and convent shall have 
the execution of the judgement; and the chattels of the persons 
so arrested shall remain in the keeping of the parishioners 
of the said streets, until it shall be determined in the eyre of 
the justices or in the king’s court to whom the chattels 
ought to remain; and if aught in the leets of the prior 
shall be presented touching any man of the city or any 
other who is not properly distrainable by the prior and convent, 
and justice thereof can be had by the king’s ministers of 
the city, extracts of such presentations on the day after the 
holding of the said leets shall be delivered to the bailiffs of 
the city by the bailiffs of the prior and convent to do what 
justice requires therein; and likewise if in any of the king’s 


76 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 99 —cont. 


leets in the city before the bailiffs of the city a presentation 
be made touching anyone of Holmestrete and Spitellond, who is 
not properly distrainable by the bailiffs of the city and 
justice thereof can be had by the ministers of the prior and 
convent, extracts of such presentations on the day after the 
holding of the said leets shall be delivered to the bailiffs of 
the prior and convent to do what justice requires therein. 

The citizens shall not impede the prior and convent from 
exacting, receiving and having the amercements of their men and 
the chattels of felons and fugitives, pursuant to the king's charters. 

If any of the tenants or farmers of the prior and convent 
of Ratonerowe be in the leet of the prior and convent, as in 
Holmestrete and Spittellond, he shall not be compelled to be in 
the king’s leet in Norwich, otherwise he shall be put in the 
king’s leet in Norwich; and if any man of Ratonerowe be 
amerced before the bailiffs of Norwich, the amercement shall go 
to the prior and convent, and estreats thereof shall be delivered 
to the bailiffs of the prior and convent four times in each year at 
the feasts of All Saints, the Purification, the Ascension and the 
Assumption. 

No one of the household (familia) of the prior and convent 
shall deal in merchandise wholesale (grossas mercandisas exercere) 
within the precinct of the priory, lest the king or the bailiffs of 
the city lose their custom. 

The tenants of the prior and convent dwelling within the 
streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond shall not be distrained 
there by the bailiffs of the city to unswer before them; saving 
that the bailiffs of the city shall exercise the royal offices there 
touching the dwellers in those streets or foreigners coming 
together there in all things, wherein the prior and convent 
cannot have any jurisdiction, pursuant to the king's charters, 

The men (residentes) of the prior and convent within the 
streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond, trading wholesale there 
and not elsewhere in the city, shall not be bound to make 
any contribution to any sid to be assessed by the said citizens 
for any cause touching the commonalty of the city. But others 
dwelling there and trading wholesale there or elsewhere in the 
city shall be bound to contribute according to the quantity of 
their trade (mercandisarum) to reasonable aids to be assessed by 
the assent of all the commonalty or the greater part thereof for 
the protection and advantage of thecity. But the bailiffs of the 
city shall not enter these streets for this cause to distrain or vex 
the dwellers there ; and when it happens that any one dwelling 
in the streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond and trading whole- 
sale there among the citizens of the city is assessed (agístari) 
according to the quantity of his trade and will not pay his share to 
the said aids, since heis not distrainable by the bailiffs, the prior 
shall be informed so that he may be distrained to pay his share 
by the prior’s bailiffs; and if he, while thus trading, will not 
satisfy the citizens, the prior may retain in his own hands the 
said distraint to the value of the said share during & period of 
fifteen days; and if in that time the trader (mercator) satisfy the 
citizens of his share, the distraint shall be returned to him by 
the prior, otherwise the prior shall deliver it to the bailiffs of 
the city; and if he fail to do so, the bailiffs may acquire it 
according to the judgement of the king's court. 


1306. 


85 EDWARD I. T1 


- ———— ——— — -— -- ^ ———— 


Membrane 22—cont. 


Inquisitions to be taken in the time of the fair of the prior 
and convent touching the citizens shall be taken from those 
parts of the city where the contracts or trespasses arose, unless 
those of those parts are connected with the parties pleading by 
any affinity or any of them be summoned as witnesses named 
in bonds or other like cases (rel cum contigerit aliquos testes 
nominatos in scriptis obligatoriis vel casibus consimilibus summoneri). 

If either of the parties to this agreement contravene it to the 
damage of the other, the party so damaged may seek (impetrare) 
such remedy as the king's court shall adjudge, notwithstanding this 
agreement. 

Sealed in duplicate by both parties. Dated at Norwich, Saturday 
after the feast of St. Katharine the Virgin, in the 85*' year of 
Edward I incipiente. Quadruplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 21. 


Grant to the prior of St. Faith, Horsham, and his successors, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Horsham, co. Norfolk. 
By fine of 100s. at the Exchequer. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Hyndringham, Cressingham, Aldeby, 
Catton, Attlebrigge, Worthstede, and Wyclewode, co. Norfolk, and 
Henleye and Hopeton and Luthinglond, co. Suffolk. 

By fine before the Treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. : 


Gift to Robert de Clifford, for good service rendered, of all the lands 
late of Christopher de Seton, a rebel and enemy, in Skelton and Alanby, 
co. Cumberland, which are the king's escheat and are worth by the year 
120. 18s. 1d., to be held by the said Robert, and his heirs, from the chief 
lords of the fee by the services due therefrom. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Everton, 
Tatteworth and Offord, co. Huntingdon, Wendeye, co. Cambridge, 
Alricheseye and Eddeworth, co. Bedford, and Greneford, Harewes and 
Yelyngg, co. Middlesex. Tripplicatur. 

Vacated, because the charter was restored and is otherwise below. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Thorpe Watervill, 
Achirche, Assheby David, Neubotle, Brynton, Throp Mundevill, Weston, 
Asshele, Brampton, and Haldenby, co. Northampton, and in Langeton 
and Thorp by Langeton, co. Leicester. Tripplicatur. 


Grant to John de Drokenesford, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Wauton, co. Surrey. By p.s. [5560.] 


Grant to John de Euere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Esby in Clyveland, co. York. By p.s. (5572.] 


Grant, at the instance of John de Euere, to Adam de Meynevill, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Whittonstall, co. 
Northumberland. By p.s. [5574.] 


78 


1307. 


Jan. 25. 


Lanercost. 


Jan. 98. 


Lanereost. 
63 


Feb. 2. 


Lanercost 
6 


Jan. 28. 


Lanercost. 


Feb. 2. 
Lanercost 
59 


Feb. 92. 


Lanercost. 


Feb. 4. 


Lanercost. 


58 


Jan. 98 
Lanercost 
67 


Jan. 98. 


Lanercost 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 21—cont. 


Grant to John de Moubray, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Burton in Lonesdale, co. York, and of a yearly 
fair there on Whitsunday and the two days following, and of another fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James the Apostle. 

By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 

Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled, and is otherwise 
below. 


Grant to Thomas de Colvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Holteby Fencotes, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Richard de Horseleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Alwenton, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [5588.] 


Grant to Philip de Vernay, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Derneford, co. Oxford. By p.s. [6577.] 


Grant to Walter de Kyngeshemede, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Hope, co. Hereford. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 20, 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Paris, 28 December, 
44 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses and merchants of [pre. [Patent 
Roll, 44 Henry III, pt. 2.) By fine before the Council. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to Guy de Bello Campo, earl of 
Warwick, of the manor of Gaynefford, the castle and town of Barnard 
Castle and the manor of Middelton with the chaces and other 
appurtenances in the bishopric of Durham, late of John de Balliolo, which 
by the forfeiture of the said John have come to the king’s hands; to 
be held by the said Guy, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said 
John held them, saving to the church and bishops of Durham their right 
therein, provided that if the king or his heirs wish to restore the foregoing 
to Edward de Balliolo son of the said John he may resume the said lands 
without any claim from the said Guy or his heirs, provided that hé make 
them & recompense in lands in England or Scotland before such 
resumption. By p.s. 

Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Clifford, keeper of the liberty of the 
bishopric of Durham. 

Writ de intendendo to the knights, freemen and tenants of the said lands. 

Vacated, because otherwise below, and this charter was restored and cancelled. 


Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a yearly 
fair at his manor of Blaneford on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
SS. Peter and Paul. By pet. of C. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and 
his successors, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Prez, 
co. Salop, and of two yearly fairs at their manor of Lychefeld, co. 
Stafford, one on the morrow of Whitsunday and the fourteen days 
following, and the other on the morrow of All Saints and the seven days 
following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Prez. 


Grant to Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his heirs, of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Henton, co. Bedford, Fulebrok 
and Westhalle, co. Oxford, and Norton, co. Hants. 


1307. 
Feb. 10. 


Lanercost. 


56 
Feb. 10. 


Lanercost. 


Feb. 7. 


Lanercost. 


85 EDWARD I. 79 


Membrane 20—cont. 


Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Kellet, co. Lancaster. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Berewyk, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Northynton, co. Wilts, and Topefeld, 
co. Essex. By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 


MEMBRANE 19. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to Guy de Bello Campo, earl of 
Warwick, of the castle and town of Barnard Castle and the manor of 
Middelton with their chaces and other appurtenances in the bishopric of 
Durham, which have come to the king's hands by the forfeiture of John de 
Balliolo, to be held by the said Guy, and his heirs, as the said John held 
them, with further grant that the manor of Gaynefford and all the other 
lands in the said bishopric, which Agnes late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo 
holds in dower, and a messuage in Querington and other lands in the 
bishoprie which Eleanor late the wife of Alexander de Dalliolo holds in 
dower, and any other lands which any persons hold for life of the grant 
of the said Hugh, Alexander and John or of John de Balliolo, their 
father, upon the death of the present holders shall remain to the said 
Guy and his heirs, all the foregoing to be held, saving to the church of 
St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishops thereof their right therein, 
provided that if the king, or his heirs, wish to restore the foregoing to 
Edward de Balliolo son of the said John, he may resume the said lands 
without any claim from the said Guy or his heirs, provided that he make 
them a recompense in lands in England or Scotland before such 
resumption. By p.s. 

Writ de intendendo to the said Agnes, as to the lands held by her. 

The like to the said Eleanor, as to the lands held by her. 

Mandate to Robert de Clifford, the king's keeper of the liberty of 
the said bishopric, to give livery of the foregoing. 

Writ de intendendo to the knights, free men and tenants of the said lands. 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

Hicardus Dei gratia [rez] Anglorum, dux Normannorum, Agquita- 
norum et comes Andegarorum, | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et 
fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse et concessisse et presenti carta 
confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie de Holmcoltram et monachis ibidem. Deo 
serrientibus pro salute nostra et pro anima patris nostri in liberam et 
puram et perpetuam — elemosinam totam insulam de Holmcoltram 
per rectas divisas suas cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et Rabi cum 
omnibus contentiis suis, scilicet per illas divisas quas pater noster 
dedit eis, hoc est per rivulum quod fluit. subtus. Kirkebride inter 
exterius fossatum | monachorum et villam de Kirkebride et cadit 
in Wathelpol et sic ascendendo per eundem. rivulum deforis predictum 
fossatum usque ad Cockelaic, semper sicut dura terra et mussa sibi 
invicem obviant et inde ascendendo in directum. | usque ad inedietatem 
musse que est inter Waitheholm. et insulam Sancti Laurentii et inde 
per transversum musse et nemoris usque ad Amtriepot et inde descendendo 
per Waver usque ad locum ubi Waver et Crumboc sibi obviant, 
et inde ascendendo per  Crumboc usque ad locum ubi rivulus de 
Wytheskeld cadit in Crumboc et inde. ascendendo per ipsum rivulum 


80 


1307, 


Feb. 12. 
Lanercost. 
59 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 18—cont. 


ueque. ad ipsum  Wytheskelde et inde in directum. versus. occidentem 
usque ad sicam quit circuit Middelriqg ex septentrionali. et occidentali 
parte et cadit in. Polnureton. et inde descendendo. per ipsum | Polnireton 
usque. ad locum ubi Polmueton cadit in mare et. inde per circuitum 
inaris usque ad locum ubi. Wathelpol cadit. in mare et sie ascendendo 
per Wathelpol usque ad locum ubi predictus rivulus qui fluit. subtus 
subtus. Kirkebride cadit in Wathelpol, et maremum et petram tn tota 
foresta nostra de  Engelieda ad edificia sua et ad omnia facienda 
que domut sue fuerint necessaria, et cortices liqnorum, que preciderint, 
ipsorum erunt, et. pasturam porcis suis. sine pasnagio et. pasturam 
harasio suo inter Caldewe et Alne, et. bobus. suis. quando — trahumt 
marremum suum et. alia domut sue necessaria, et omnia alia 
aisiamenta et. libertates quas hactenus habuerunt in foresta. habeant. sine 
disturbatione et. vevatione forestariorum, | precipue. cum ipsa. abbatia 
nostra propria sit: habeant etiam — liberos. exitus et. introitus. de 
abbatia et de locis suis infra et extra predictas divisas ubique per 
mare et per terram et per iwastum nostrum et per visnetum et. per 
sabulones vias et / semitas cum catallis suis et hominibus suis, et 
maysuras suas infra muros. de Carduyll. quietas. de burgagio et 
omnibus consuetudinibus que ad burgagium pertinent. | Quare volumus 
et firmiter precipimus quod abbatia ipsa et tidem monachi omnia 
supradicta habeant. et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre, 
plenarie et honorifice in terris et aquis, in. bosco et plano, in pratis 
et pascuis et molendinis, in. viis. et. semitis, in. stangnis et vivariis, 
in  mariscis et. mussis, in — piscariis | inaritinis et. sablonibus, in 
grangiis et in. omnibus aliis. rebus suis soluta, libera et quieta de 
shirts et hundredis et wapentacis et. thol et. thale et. theam et 
infangenethef et wastis et axsartis, ita tamen quod st in forestis 
nostris. forisfecerint contra libertates eis a nobis concessas rationabiliter 
emendetur, et de requarda foreste et de excapio et de. inisericordiix 
et de pecunia. que ad. murdrum pertinet, de placitis et. querelis, 
geldis, danegeldis, assisis, et de senak, casteluerc, taillayio, cornayio 
et de omni theolonio, passayio, pontagio, stallayio, scutayio et de 
aurilits rvicecomitum et servientium = suorum et. omni — seculari 
evactione que ad nos. pertinet, cum omnibus libertatibus | et. liberis 
consuetudinibus suis. Hee omnia | concedimus et confirmamus. eis, 
que supradicta ex dono domini regis — patris. nostri. et. nostro in 
puram — et. perpetuam — elemosinam. Testibus, D. | Cantuariensi 
archiepiscopo., H.  Dunelmensi, 11. Coventrenst, H. Saresburiensi 
episcopis, — Willelno de Sancto Johanne, Johanne — Mariscullo, 
Bertrama de. Verdun, Hugone. Dardolf, Roberto de Wytefeld. — Data 
per manum — Willelmi de Longo Campo, cancellarii nostri, FElyensis 
electi, iij. die Novembris anno. primo regni. nostri apud. Cantuariam. 
Is erat. tenor. carte nostre. in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia 
aliquando perditum. fuit. et, dim — capti. essemus dn. Alemannia, in 
aliena potestate + constitutus. +, mutatum. est. Innovationis autem 
hujus testes sunt. hii. — H. Cantuariensis, archiepiscopus, magister 
Maugerus Ebroicensis, Vivianus  Derebensis, archidiaconi, | Robertus 
de Harecurt, Willelmus de Stanyno..— Data per manum. Magistri 
Rocselini tune agentis. vices cancellarii. zj. die Novembris apud 
liupem Andeli, anno. a. regni nostri. Per consilium. 


Grant to Adam Bacun and Edmund Bacun, and their heirs, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Houton, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John 
the Baptist; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the 
said manor. By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 


1307. 
Feb. 16. 


Lanercost. 
51 


1306. 
Dec. 28. 


Lanercost. 
50 


Dec. 28. 


Lanercost. 


49 


1807. 
Feb. 20. 


Lanercost. 


Feb. 928. 


Lanercost. 


Feb. 20. 


Laneroost. 


47 


Feb. 20. 


Lanercost. 


46 


Feb. 22. 


Laneroost. 


Feb. 20. 


Lanercost. 


44 


85 EDWARD I. 81 


Membrane 18—cont. 


Grant to Joan, late the wife of John Wak, and Thomas, son and heir 
of the said John, and the heirs of the said John, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Arturet, co. Cumberland, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Giles and the two days following. 

y p.s. 


Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Tacolneston, co. Norfolk; grant also of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Bedyngham, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Margaret the Queen, to the prioress and nuns 
of St. Helen’s, London, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of 
Braynford, co. Middlesex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the 
feast of St. Laurence and the four days following. By p.s. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his 
heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Everton, co. 
Huntingdon, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Bartholomew; grant also of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Everton, Tatteworth, Offord Daneys, and Offord Cluny, 
co. Huntingdon, Wendeye, co. Cambridge, Alricheseye and Eddeworth, 
co. Bedford, and Greneford, Harewes and Yelyng, co. Middlesex. 


Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Fulmodeston and 
Drayton, co. Norfolk and Uppeledecumbe, co. Berks. 


MEMBRANE T. 


Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to James de Wandesleye, 
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of 
Wandesleye, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of Holy Trinity; grant also of free warren in all the demesne 
lands of the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Jervaulx of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Estwition, co. York, and of two yearly fairs 
there, one on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption and the six days 
following and the other on the vigil and the feast of St. Martin in the 
Winter. By fine of 201. 


Grant to Hugh le Despenser, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Aberford, co. York, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Denis. By C. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church of St. Mary, Carlisle, and the canons there, on account of the age 
and weakness of the said charters and the breaking of their seals : — 

1. H. rex Anglorum archiepiscopo | Eboracensi et omnibus 
baronibus et ministris suis et fidelibus suis de Cumbrelanda 
et de Westmarialanda, salutem. | Sciatis me — dedisse et — concessisse 
Deo et Sancte Marie et canonicis de Cairlolio omnes ecclesias et 

. totam terram que fuit Walteri presbiteri, Et volo et. firmiter 

precipio ut ipsi canonici eas (teneant in elemosina bene et in 
pace et quiete de geldo vaccarum et de omnibus aliis consuetudinibus. 
Testibus, Nigello de Albini, et Waltero Espec et Pagano filio 
Johannis, apud Wirecestriam. 


90797 F 


82 


1307. 


Feb. 24. 


Lanercost. 
48 


May 1. 
Lanercost, 


May 1. 


Lanercost. 
42 


March 4. 
Kirkcambeck. 
41 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 1'7—cont. 


2. H. rex Anglorum justicits, vicecomitibus, baronibus, forestarits 
et ministris suis et fidelibus de Cumberlanda, salutem. Precipto 
quod canonici Sancte Marie de Carlivlo bene et in pace et quiete 
habeant et teneant divisas suas de foresta sicut eis dedi et concessi 
in elemosinam et sicut. eis perambulari et demonstrari precepi et 
omnia aisiamenta sua in bosco et pascuis et omnibus rebus sicut in 
suo dominio. Et mullus eos vel homines sive res eorum  inquietet 
super hoc super forisfacturam meam, set omnes ves eorum in pace 
sint sicut elemosina mea. Teste, Nigello de Albini, apud Waltham. 

8. H. rer Anglorum, et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum archiepiscopo Eboracensi et episcopo Dunolmensi 
et omnibus justictis et baronibus et vicecomitibus et ministris et 
forestartis et fidelibus suis de Cumberlanda et Westmaritelasula, 
salutem. Sctatis me concessisse Deo et Sancte Marie et canonicis 
de Cairlolio omnes ecclesias et totam terram que fuit Walteri 
presbiteri quam rex H. avus meus ets dedit in elemosinam ad 
tenendum ita 1n pace et quiete de geldo vaccarum et de omnibus 
alíis consuetudinibus sicut idem rev H. avus meus eis concessit 
per cartam. suam. Et habeant et teneant in pace et libere et 
honorifice divisas suas de foresta sicut predictus avus meus eis 
concessit et dedit et sicut eis perambulari et demonstrari precepit. 
Kt habeant omnia aisiamenta sua in bosco et pascuis et omnibus 
rebus sicut in dominio suo. Ft nullus eos vel homines sive res 
eorum. inquietet super hoc super forisfacturam meam set omnes ves 
eorum in pace sint sicut elemosina predicti avi mei et mea et 
sicut regis H. avi met carte testantur. — Testibus, Thoma cancellario, 
Willelmo fratre regis, W. comite Gloec’, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, 
Mansero Biset dapifero et Odinello de Unfran Villa, apud Brantonam. 

4. A charter of King Henry II. dated at Nottingham; 
witnesses, H. rege filio meo, H. episcopo Dunelmensi, Johanne 
decano Saresberiensi, Galfrido, Nicholao, [togero capellanis, Willelmo 
filio Aldelini dapifero, Rannulfo de Glaunvill, Hugone de  Creissi, 
Reginaldo de Luci, Willelmo Malo Vicino, Roberto de Stutevill, 
Willelmo de Stutevill, Thoma Bardulf, Gerardo de | Canvilla. 
[.Monasticon. VI. 144.] By pet. of C. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 
18 October, 15 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. Mary, Carlisle, 
Walter the bishop, the prior and convent and their successors. (Calendar, 
I, 140.] By C. 

Entry of the charter following. 

Vacated, because below. | 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s nephew, that he and 
the lawful heirs of his body shall have return of all the king’s writs and 
all the pleas of withernaam in their lands and fees; and that they shall 
have all the fines and amercements of their men and tenants, wherever 
they are amerced, or make fine in the king’s court; and that they shall 
have all the chattels of their men and tenants being felons, fugitives or 
condemned. By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 7ripplicatur. 


Grant to Henry Huse, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Danhurst, Hascoumbe and Godelmyngge, co. Surrey. 
By pet. of C. 


1307. 
Feb. 11. 


Lanercost, 
40 


March 1. 


Lanercost. 
39 


March 16. 


Carlisle. 
88 


March 16. 


Carlisle. 
8 


March 14. 


Carlisle. 


March 14. 


Carlisle. 
35 


March 18. 


Carlisle. 
34 


85 EDWARD I. 88 


Membrane 16—cont. 


Grant to William de Leyburn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at his manor of Preston by Wengham, co. Kent, and of & yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Invention of the 
Cross. By p.s. 


Grant to Roger le Brabazon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Pickewell, co. Leicester, Great Rodlandrich, co. Oxford, 
and Kneveton, co. Derby. 


Grant to John de Kyrkeby, king's clerk, parson of the church of 
Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and his successors, of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manor. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Watton of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Killingwyk by Watton and Traneby, co. York. 
By pet. of C. 


Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Roger, to Adam Baret, and his 
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wakker, co. Northum- 
berland. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham. 


MEMBRANE 15. 


Grant to Robert son of Roger, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Corbrigg, co. Northumberland. ! 
By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
monks of 8t. Mary, Newminster :— 

.l. A charter, whereby Roger Bertram, with the consent of Ada 
his wife, gave Hortune to the said monks; witnesses, Hugh, bishop 
of Durham, Robert, abbot of Pippewelle, Simon the chamberlain, 
Master Osbert de Merlei, Herbert the chaplain, Baldwin the priest of 
Midford, Walkelin the dean, Richard the chaplain, Simon the chap- 
lain, John the clerk, Hugh Dapifer, Richard Bertram, Henry de 
Corneres, Hugh de Insula, Philip the forester, Algar the reeve, 
William the priest of Hebre, Master Edward, Roger Deoggal, William 
son of Ernald, William the hunter, Hugh Bertram, Hugh son of 
Simon de Morvill. [Cartulary, p. 82]. 

2 A charter, whereby John son of John de Kerstern gave 
Kerstern to the said monks ; witnesses, Sir John de Wodrinton, Sir 
Walter de Camhou, Sir Thomas de Clenehill, Sir Robert de Feritate, 
Sir Walter de Burwedun, Sir Richard Chartenay, Sir Richard de 
Horsley, Hugh Galun, Hugh de Bikerton, Thomas Scot, Roger de 
Dynghou. [Cartulary, p. 140.] 

8. A charter, wheréby Margery late the wife of Sir Richard de 
Gosebek, in her widowhood, quit-claimed to the abbot and monks of 
Newminster all her right in the manor of Rotheley with two bovates 
of land in Lityndon, which the said abbot and monks had of 
the gift of the said Richard de Gosebek, and with the place of 
Langley, saving to her (nobis) common of pasture, to be held by the 
abbot and monks, in frank almoin, with all the lordship, quit of all 
secular service; witnesses, Thomas de Devilston, then sheriff of 
Northumberland, Walter de Camhou, William de Middelton, Robert 
de Sumervill, knights, Walter Scot of Welteden, William de 


Echewyk, Robert de Wouton. | 
By K. on the information of the Treasurer 


84 


1307. 
Feb. 8. 


Lanercost. 
33 


March 14. 


Carlisle. 
82 


March 4. 
Kirkcambeck. 


31 


March 20. 


Carlisle. 
30 


March 20. 


Carlisle. 
29 


March 24. 


Carlisle, 
28 


March 20. 


Carlisle, 


March 24. 


Carlisle, 
26 


March 20. 


Carlisle, 
25 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 15—cont. 


Gift, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Robert de Clifford of all 
the lands late of Christopher de Seton, late an enemy and rebel of the king, 
in Skelton and Aleynby, co. Cumberland, with the advowson of the sixth 
part of the church of Skelton, which are in the king’s hands by reason of 
the said rebellion for which the said Christopher was drawn and hanged, 
and which are worth by the year 12/. 18d. 4d., to be held by the said 
Robert and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by the services due 
therefrom ; with further grant that all the lands which Ermina, late the 
wife of John de Seton, and mother of the said Christopher, holds in dower 
in Skelton, Aleynby and Lambinby, and which are valned at 69s. 2d., 
shall remain to the said Robert and his heirs, to be held by them in the 
manner aforesaid. 


MEMBRANE 14. 


Grant, for services rendered in Scotland, to Roger Mauduyt, and his 
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Esshet and Bockinfeld, 
co. Northumberland. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of several charters in favour of the abbot 
and convent of Reading, touching the prior and monks of the Isleof May. 
| Jiecords of the Priory of the Isle of May. p. 1.] 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Grant to John de Moubray, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at his manor of Burton in Lonesdale, co. York, and of two yearl 
fairs there, one on Whitsunday and the two days following, and the other 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and of a weekly 
market on Monday at his manor of Kyrkeby Malasart, co. York, and of 
two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the 
Nativity of St. Mary and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of St. Michael. By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 


Grant to John de Woderington, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Woderington, co. Northumberland. 
By K. on information of R. de Cotingham. 


Grant to Master John Busshe, king’s clerk, parson of the church of 
Beghhinham, for life, of free warren in all his demesne lands, co. Kent. 
By K. on the information of Robert de Cotyngham. 


Grant to Adam de Swynburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Symundburn in the liberty of Tyndale. 
By K. on the information of R. de Cotyngham. 


Grant to Robert de Insula of Chipches, and his heirs, of free warren in 
all their demesne lands in Chipches, co. Northumberland. 
By K. on the information of R. de Cotyngham. 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbey of Alnewic and the brethren there :— 


1307. 


85 EDWARD I. 85 


Membrane 12—cont. 


1. A charter, whereby Robert son of Brian gave one carucate of 
land of his own tillage (de propriis meis culturis) in Preston with the 
tofts and crofts thereto belonging, for himself and his wife on their 
taking the habit of religion in the said house, in frank almoin ; with 
the meadow of Ewarde and half the little wood (bosculum) called 
El woldesside, with all common in woods, moors, feedings and waters ; 
so that the brethren shall hold the foregoing quit of any royal 
demand (regali actions) or foreign or secular custom with power to 
make any improvement (aisiamentum) therein; and provided that if 
the townsfolk (villani) shall plough the untilled lands, the brethren 
shall have as much as belongs to one carucate; witnesses, William 
de Vesci, Hugh de Valonii*, dapifer, Ernulf de Morew’, Ligulf the 
priest, Nicholas the priest, Guy Tison, Richard malt’, Ernulf de 
Lucre, Richard son of Nicholas. 

2. A charter of Robert son of Bodin, addressed to Hugh, bishop 
of Durham, whereby the said Robert gave half a carucate of land of 
his demesne in Ulecestre with two tofts and crofts, and a saltern 
with the croft adjoining and common pasture for two hundred sheep, 
if they have no other cattle (pecuniam), excepting the oxen which 
till the ground, for the souls of the said Robert and his ancestors 
and of Robert de Muscampo, in frank almoin; with grant that the 
said canons shall hold quit of all secular service and royal exaction 
and especially of work on the mill, and shall have their own multure 
quit, whether they or their men hold the land; and if they hold it 
in demesne they shall grind first after the man whom they find 
grinding, but if their men hold it, their men shall wait their place 
like others ; witnesses, Aschill the priest, Robert the deacon, William 
de Chibburne, Guy Tis’, Richard Tis’, William de Framlincton, 
Roger the dyer, Robert del Hil, Henry Flandrensis, Sier, Richard 
the goldsmith, Norman the miller. [Hist. of N'humb. I. 200.) 

9. A charter of Alfred son of Robert son of Bodin, addressed to 
Hugh, bishop of Durham, whereby the said Alfred gave the land 
which Robert, his father, gave to the said canons, to wit a half 
carucate of land of his demesne in Ulecestre with two tofts and 
crofts, and a saltern being the last on the west side with the 
croft adjoining and with the increase of my gift (cum augmento 
donacionis mee) as the dike encloses it, and with three salt floors 
(areis salinariis que a vulgo flores dicuntur fossis et suelibus distinctis) ; 
with further grant of common pasture for two hundred sheep, 
and for the animals and horses with which the land is ploughed, 
and common in moor and peat (petario) and all other profits 
belonging to the said town; with grant to the canons of their 
multure of the said land at the donor's mill of Ulecestre, whether 
they or their men hold the land, and, if they hold the land in 
demesne, they shall grind first after the man whom they find 
grinding, but if their men hold the land, their men shall wait 
their place like others; with additional gift of land adjoining the 
said half carucate; all to be held for a half carucate in frank 
almoin, for the souls of the donor and of his ancestors and of 
Robert de Muscampo, quit of all service and royal exaction, and 
especially of work on the mill; witnesses, Adam de Caugi, Ralph 
son of Mem, John son of John the sheriff (ricecomit’), Roger de 
Neuton, Robert de Bradeford, Simon de Lucre, Helias de Dockafford, 
Adam the clerk, Adam de Spinlestane, Seman satellites regis, 
Richard Tisun, Richard de Huttehit, Alexander the dapifer, Ralph 
(Alexandro dapifero Rad’). — [1bid.] 


86 


1307. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 12—cont. 


4. A charter, whereby Richard de Umframvill, with the assent of 
Gilbert, his son, granted to the church of St. Mary, Alnewic, and 
the canons there of the order of Prémontré, in frank almoin, all 
his land of Stokerecloch, with all appurtenances, saving the game 
(salvayina), by the following bounds, as the way of Hundegates- 
heueth goes from Elmecloch to Berehopeheueth and westward by the 
Vulverode to Blundewelleclochheueth and down along Blundecloch 
to Heverclelouburne and so by the brook of Hevercleburne down to 
the Coket and down along Coket to Ruchehopeburnemue; with 
provision that if the cattle of the canons cross the same by 
negligence or escape, the penalty shall be, for sixty cattle ld., for 
sixty horses ld., for &' hundred sheep 1d., unless any dispensation 
(dispensatio) be made herein; witnesses, Sir Henry abbot of New- 
minster, Thomas prior of Coldingham, William prior of Hexham 
(Augustald"), Adam dean of Alneham, Robert son of Robert, Otuer 
de Insula, Walter Bataill, Robert de Fennewic, David de Buredun, 
Peter de Insula, Walter de Buredun, Thomas de Clenehil, Robert de 
Umframvill, William Bataill, Simon de Horsleie, Robert de Cresse- 
well, Walter son of Rigm', William de Alvert', Roger Horseleie. 

5. A charter, whereby John son of John vicecomitis of Emel- 
don, after greeting Hugh, bishop of Durham, and the archdeacons 
of that church, gave to the church of St. Mary, Alnewic, and the 
canons of the order of Prémontré there, the church of Fentun in 
frank almoin for the souls of himself, his wife, and his heirs, his 
father John, his mother Aliz ; witnesses, Adam parson of Emeldon, 
Adam parson of Elingham, Robert priest of Bamburc, Roger the 
chaplain, German Tisun, Nicholas de Morwic, William de Turbervilla, 
Simon de Lucre, Geoffrey de Roch, Robert son of John vicecomitis, 
William Friubern, Stephen de Dunstan, John his brother, Thomas 
de Roch. 

6. A charter, whereby John son of John son of Waldev de 
Edelingham gave to the abbot and convent of Alnewik free and 
sufficient common in all his moor and pasture of Edelingham for 
all their horses broken and unbroken and for all their beasts both of 
the house of Alnewik and its granges and of the house of Gysnes, 
excepting in the Haying between the Marketweye and Alriburne 
and excepting in the donor’s demesne arable lands and in 
Byskelege and Mariwode, provided that if the said beasts by any 
chance escape into the places so excepted, they shall be chaced 
out without damage or impounding (parcagio) ; with further gift 
to the said abbot and convent of all estovers for the said abbey 
and granges in all the donors moor and pasture of Edelingham, 
in peat-bogs (petariis) and heath; with power to root up (eradicare) 
heath for burning and other purposes and to dig peat and turf 
through all the said moor and pasture, and to carry the same away ; 
with leave for their beasts to abide, come and go in the said moor and 
pasture at will by night or day; all to be held in frank almoin; 
witnesses, Sir Hugh de Morewik, Sir Ralph de Caugi, Sir Ralph 
Brun, Sir Robert de Flotweyton, Sir Hugh de Haysand, knights, 
Robert de Stantton, then bailiff of Alnewic, John de Neuton, William 
de Neuton, Hugh Ruffus of Haysand, William de Salesbiria, 
Alexander de Tutlington, Henry de Camera. 

7. A charter, whereby William de Vescy, son of Sir Eustace 
de Vescy, for his soul and those of Sir Eustace, his father, 
Margery his mother and Isabel, sometime his wife, granted to 


1307. 


85 EDWARD I. 87 





Membrane 12—cont. 


the abbot and convent of Alnewic, in frank almoin, all that 
Eustace son of John, his great-grandfather, and Sir William de 
Vescy, his grandfather, and Sir Eustace de Vescy, his father, 
gave to them; to wit, the church of Lascebiri with the chapels 
of Alnewic and Alnemue and Hocton, with all their tithes; and 
the church of Chevelingham and all the town of Heckelive, where 
the grange is, as the way goes from Alnewic to Roc on the left as far 
as the bounds of Roc, and the wood belonging to the town 
of Heckelive, to wit from Hennedene to the Alne; and two-thirds of 
the tithes of all the demesne of Tughale and Newham in corn 
and mill and all else; and two-thirds of the tithes of the demesne of 
Chetton in corn and mill and all else; and the church of Alneham 
and all the tithes belonging to it; and the tithes of the grantors 
fisheries and of harts (cervi) and hinds (bissis) and pigs (porcis) and 
other beasts (feris), which the dogs of the grantor’s pack (canes de 
motu meo) take; and two thirds of the tithe of the grantor's mares 
while they are without the parish of Alnewic; and a manse in 
Alnemue, where the chief house of the canons is situated, and a 
croft where the barn is; and the fishery of Lescebiri with all its 
liberties ; and a carucate of land in Rugeleye and the tofts and crofts, 
which belong to the same carucate in that town, and the common 
pasture, and at Swineleia common pasture in wood and open, 
pursuant to the charters of Sir William de Vescy the grantor's 

andfather and Sir Eustace, his father ; and an acre of land in the 
field of Brockesfeld by the bounds of Renington for a sheep-fold ; and 
common pasture in moor and open with the grantor's men in the 
fields of Denewic, and the grantor's fisheries in Tweed to complete 
the fabric (opus) of the church of Alnewic, until it be completed ; 
and & carucate in Preston, which Robert son of Brian gave to them 
in frank almoin and Walter Bataill confirmed to them, and twelve 
acres of land which Walter Bataill, the younger, gave to them 
in the territory of the same town; and the gift which Ralph son of 
Roger de Ruggeley and Richard his brother and heir made to them, 
as the charter of the said Ralph witnesses; with grant to the 
brethren and sisters of Gysnes of five chaldrons (celdras) of salt yearly 
as the grantor receives them from his salterns ; with confirmation of 
all the gifts which Richard Tisun and William his son and German 
Tysun son of William Tysun gave to them; and of five bovates of 
land in Little Hocton, that is two bovates which Gilbert de Sancto 
Claro gave to them and two bovates which Peter Harang, his son, 
gave to them, and one bovate which John Harang son of the said 
Peter gave to them ; and of two acres in the fields of Alnewic, which 
Walter Thinnewit gave to them; and of two bovates in Alneham, 
which Roger Balistarius gave to them ; and of eight acres of land in 
Lescebiri, which Richard de Chilton gave to them of the land of 
Walter Cook; and of land in the town of Follebiri, which William 
son of Ralph de Murref, a burgess of Berewic, gave to them; and an 
acre and a half of meadow in the field of Hertelawe which William 
Walensis gave to them; and eight acres of land in Bilton, which 
Gilbert de Bilton gave to them of his demesne with all the land which 
his ancestors gave them there; and of a horse carrying dead wood 
daily to the abbey from the grantor's wood; witnesses, Sir Thomas de 
Furnival, Hugh de Morewic, Alexander de Hilton, Gerard de Furnival, 


‘ Robert de Ver, John de Laxinton, Reyner le Tyes (Teutonicus), 


William Latimer, Eustace de Manerio, Alan the chaplain, Robert de 
Ewrth then steward, Robert de Valle, Simon de Horseley. 


88 


1307. 


March 20. 
Carlisle. 
24 


March 20. 


Carlisle. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Grant to William de Ros of Yolton, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Thursday at their manor of Hautwisel in Tyndale, co. Northumberland, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the 
Invention of the Cross and of another fair on the vigil, day and morrow 
of Martinmas. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
monks of Tintern :— 


, 


1l. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes 
Andegavorum justiciartis suis, vicecomitibus et ministris portuum 
maris de Hantona, de Hastingis, de Doura, de Depa, de Oistreham, 
et de  Barbefluctu | salutem, Precipio quod equi et omnes res 
monachorum de interna sint quieti de theloneo ect passagio et 
pontagio et omni consuetudine, ne quis super hoc eos vel res suas 
tnjuste désturbet super decem. libris forisfacture. — Testibus, Thoma 
Cancellario, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, apud. Brug’, 

2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus, 
justictarits, vicecomitibus, et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis 
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et ecclesie. Sancte 
Marie de Tinterna et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo servientibus 
totam donationem quam eis fecit Walterus filius Ricardi et comes 
Gislebertus et Ricardus filius ejus, videlicet totam haiam de Porcassec 
et ex altera parte coopertum | nemoris usque ad vallem que ascendit 
ad terram de Pentir, et pro Pentir et piscarits que pertinent ad 
Pentir, videlicet Plumiere et Stawere et tercia. piscaria de feodo 
Wulavestone scilicet Alvredeswere, totam Wullavestonam et piscarias 
scilicet Walwera et Alfwere et Baddingeswera et totam terram de 
Madesgata et quicquid ad eam pertinet et Martergeri et terram. de 
Scivau. Et in mora de Magor terram sicut. per fossas. dividitur 
et prata que Robertus de Sancta Brigida tenuit. Et totum dominium 
de Wullavestona in ecclesia, in domibus, in virgulto, et totum parcum 
et quicquid in eo habetur de feodo de Theddeham, et omnes 
piscarias preter Alvredesweram et totum boscum et quicquid. pertinet 
tn bosco et plano et in omnibus rebus. Et fabricam sicut fuit 
tempore regis H. avi met. Et per omnes forestas Ricardt filu 
Gisleberti de Wallia quietudinem pascut et pasnayit et omnium 
necessariorum suorum ad hospitandum et ad ardendum, et passagium 
de Beteslega quietum sibi et famulis et pecuniis eorum et duas 
carucatas terre ad  Braeher. Concedo etiam eis pratum quod 
Willelmus filius Walteri eis dedit in mora de Magor. Confirmo 
etiam eis quicquid regina  Adeliza eis dedit tn Atlbrictona, scilicet 
hidam quam  Augerus tenuit ad firmam cum toto bosco predicti 
manerü, et in Ham et Burwais, sicut carta ipsius. regine testatur. 
Insuper ex dono Winebaldi de  Baalonio passagium de Austeolma 
quietum. Quare volo et firmiter precipto quod ecclesia predicta et 
monachi et omnia supradicta et quicquid ets vationabiliter datum est 
a quocunque donatore bene et in pace, libere et quiete et honorifice 
teneant. sicut carte donatorwn testantur cum soc et sacha et thol et 
theam et infangenetheaf, cum omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus 
liberis in perpetuam — elemosinam. Volo etiam et precipio quod 
prefati monachi sint quieti de sciris et hundredis, de hidagio et 
scutagio et de geldas et danegildis et de murdro et de operationibus 
et de omni seculari exactione et servicio et nominatim de theloneo et 
passagio. Testibus, Thoma cancellario, Regtnaldo comite Cornubie, 





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Ricardo de Humes constabulario, Mansero Biset dapifero, Willelmo 
filio Hamonis, Ricardo de Lusceio, Willelno ilio Alani, apud 
Brugiam. 

3. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegarorum justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris 
suis Anglie, -salutem. Precipio quod monachi de Tinterna sint 
quiet, de sciris et hundredis, de hidagio et scutayio et geldis et 
danegeldis et murdro et de operationibus et vigiliis et de theloneo et 
de omnt seculari exactione et servicio. Et sciatis quod eos in 
protectione et manu mea et omnia sua suscepi. Et volo quod eos 
sicut meos proprios defendatis et manuteneatis nec patiamini quod 
aliquid de bosco eorum sive de aliis rebus suis eis molestiam vel 
injuriam. faciat. Testibus Thoma cancellario et Ricardo de Humez 
constabulario et Mansero Biset dapifero, apud Brug’. 

4. Acharter, whereby Edward eldest son of the king [Henry III] 
gave to the monks and church of Tintern in frank almoin all that he 
had in the town of Huwaldesfeld, to be held from the said donor; 
wiinesses, Sir Roger de Leyburn, Sir Geoffrey de Nevile, Sir Hugh 
son of Otho, Sir Bartholomew le Peytevyn, Sir William de Gunevile ; 
dated at Kenington, 5 April, 50 Henry III. . 

5. A charter, whereby Fulk de Lucy gave to the church of 
St. Mary, Tintern, and the monks there 51s. of rent in Huwaldesfelde, 
with all homages, wards, reliefs, escheats and other profits, which 
might accrue to him or his heirs in that town, to be held in frank 
almoin; for which gift the monks have given 55 marks beforehand ; 
witnesses, Sir William de Coleville, Ralph de Abbehale, Walter 
Sely, Thomas Waryn, Henry Bareth. Dupplicatur. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter whereby Ivo de Veteri Ponte 
gave to the church of St. Andrew, Hexham, and the canons there all the 
land of his demesne in Aldeniston. [Memorials of Hexham, II. 190.] 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of Tintern :— 
1. A charter of William, marshal of England, earl of Pembroke, 
dated at Strugull, 22 March, 7 Henry III. [Monasticon, V. 267.] 
2. A charter of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of 
England, dated at Modesgat, 4 August, 1801. [Monasticon, V. 269.] 
By fine of 100 marks paid on the Morrow of the Ascension. 


MEMBRANE 9 


Grant to the mayor and burgesses and all the community of Berewic 
on Tweed, of the said town with the mills and all appurtenances and 
with tofts and crofts and vacant places within the pale (palicium) of 
the town, to be held by the said mayor, burgesses and commonalty and 
their heirs and assigns from the king and his heirs, with tronage 
and pesage and all liberties, customs and fisheries and all else, which 
belonged to the said town in the time of Alexander, late king of Scotland, 
saving to the king the great custom of wool, wool-fells, and hides and the 
other custom granted to the king by the merchants, and saving fines and 


90 


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April 10. 


Carlisle. 


18 


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Lanercost. 


17 


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Carlisle. 
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—M— X 


Membrane 9—cont. 


amercements made before the guardian (custode) or chamberlain or justices 
of Scotland and also all ransoms, forfeitures and other escheats belonging 
to the king ; by rendering yearly to the king at the Exchequer of Berwick 
500 marks in equal portions at the four terms of Michaelmas, Christmas, 
Easter and the Nativity of St. John. 


Grant, for good service, to Robert de Waddesleye, and his heirs, of a 
weekly market on Friday at his manor of Roderham, co. York, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of 
St. John the Baptist. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to Walter de Gillyngg, king’s yeoman, 
of all the lands in Higgeley, co. Northumberland, late of John de 
Sumerville, a Scot, an enemy and rebel to the king, now deceased, which 
by the forfeiture of the said John are become the king’s escheat, to be 
held by the said Walter, and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by 
the services due therefrom, saving the right of any therein. By p.s. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Matherseye of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Matherseye and Thorpe by Matherseye, co. 
Nottingham. By pet. of C. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 

1. Walterus filius Alani, dapifer reyis Scottorum | universis sancte 
matris ecclesie. siliis tam presentibus quam futuris, salutem. — Sciatis 
me dedisse et concessisse. et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et hospitali 
Sancti Petri de Euerwic duos bovatos terre in Legardeswode et unum 
toftum cum communi pastura quantum convenit duabus bovatis terre 
tn perpetuam elemosinam pro anima regis David et pro anima regis 
Malcolmi et pro animabus anima patris et matris met et predecessorum 
meorum et pro salute regis Willelmi et mea. — Testibus. Rodberto 
Avenel, Rodberto de Munq', Rodberto de Cost’, Waltero de Cost’, 
Henrico capellano, Gervasio Avenel. 

9. Alanus filius Walteri dapiferi regis Scotorum, universis sancte 
matris ecclesie filiis tam presentibus quam futuris, salutem. — Sciatis 
me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et hospitali Sancti Petri de 
Kuerwic in perpetuam elemosinam et pauperibus Christi | ibidem 
commorantibus duos bovatos terre et unum toftum in Legardeswude 
cum communi pastura quantum convenit duobus bovatis terre, sicut 
carta patris mei testatur. Teste  Hodberto Avenel, Gervasio filio 
suo, Rodberto de Costentin, Henrico C'apellano, Hodberto de Mung’, 
Waltero de Cost’, Adam de Molle, Willelmo filio Rodbertt. 

8. H. jiius Duvegal omnibus - fidelibus sancte matris | ecclesie 
filiis, salutem. —— Sciatis me dedisse Deo et pauperibus | hospitalis 
Sancti Petri Eboraci partem. terre de hereditate mea in Drumfres 
in perpetua elemosina, scilicet. terram. duorum  bown — liberam et 
quietam ab omni consuetudine et servicio. Habttatores etiam istius 

. terre sub mea firma pace et protectione suscipto. — T'estibus hits, 
Giülchristo filio Fruini et Gilcudbricht Brecnach, Gileowgal mac 
Gilblaan et Udardo filio Vita, et Waldevo filio Gilchristi et multis 
aliis apud Drumfres. Valete. 

4. Willelmus Dei gratia rex Scottorum omnibus probis hominibus 
totius terre sue cleris et laicis, salutem. — Sciant. presentes et posteri 


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Membrane 8—cont. 


me dedisse et concessisse et hac mea carta confirmasse Deo et hospitali 
Sancti Petri in Eboraco et fratribus ibidem Deo servientibus. duas 
carrucatas terre et dimidiam tn territorio de Dunfres et de Kulenhach, 
tenendas sibi in liberam. et perpetuam | elemosinam cum communt 
pastura et cum omnibus libertatibus ad eandem terram juste per- 
tinentibus et aisiumentis, ita libere, quiete, plenarie et honorijice, 
sicut. aliqua elemosina in regno meo liberius et quietius, plenius. et 
honorificentins tenetur. et possidetur. Concessi etiam ets et precipio 
ut omnes homines sui super terram illam manentes quieti. sint. a 
theloneo. et omni consuetudine per totam terram meam nist fuerint 
aliqui eorum. qui mercaturam. exercuerint sicut. mercatores, — Testibus, 
Goceltno, episcopo  Glasguensi, Ricardo de Morrill constabulario, 
Roberto | capellano, Roberto de Quinci, Hugone de Sigillo et 
Ricardo de Prebenda, clericis meis, Roberto de Brus, Alano jilio 
Walteri, Rollando filio Uctredi, Waltero de Berkele camerario, 
Willelmo de Lindeste, apud Gretenho. 

5. A charter, whereby Alexander II, king of Scots, granted to 
the hospital of St. Peter, York, and the brethren there, two carucates 
of land and a half in the territory of Dunfres and Kulenhach, to be 
held in frank almoin, with common pasture and all liberties belonging 
to the said land; with grant that all the men dwelling on the said land 
shall be quit of toll (toineo) and custom through all the king's land, 
unless any of them trade as merchants, pursuant to the charter of 
King William, the king’s father. Witnesses, William de Bosch’, 
chancellor, William Cumin, earl of Buchan (Buhh’), Robert de Ros, 
Eustace de Vesc’, William de Valon’, Robert de Sancto Germano, 
M. Marescallus, Malc' pincerna, John de Haya, Robert de Sancto 
Claro, at Dernington. 

6. Domino suo et patri Christiano Galwalensi episcopo, abbatibus, 
prioribus et omnibus probis hominibus suis clericis ac laicis tam 
presentibus quam futuris totius. terre sue, Hucdredus filius Ferqus, 
salutem. et Dei benedictionem. | Sciatis me et heredem meum concessisse 
et dedisse Deo et Sancto Leonardo et fratribus hospitalis beati Petri 
de Eboraco unam carucatam terre et unum toftum in Crevequer in 
liberam elemosinam ad tenendam «de me hereditarie et de herede 
meo liberam et quietam ab omni seculari consuetudine et servicio, 
sicut fratres ejusdem hospitalis de Eboraco aliquam elemosinam melius 
et liberius et  honorabilius tenent. — Sciendum est vero hanc 
donationem factam esse pro anima | David regis Scocte et pro anima 
Fergus patris met et matris mee et pro animabus omnium antecessorum 
meorum. — Quare volo. et firmiter precipio ut predictam. carucatam 
terre et toftum habeant et bene et in pace possideantur cum omnibus 
libertatibus et consuetudinibus et liberis juris in bosco, in plano, in 
pratis, in aquis, in pascuis, in molendinis, in omnibus rebus et locis, 
et concedo eis illuc plenarie communem pasturam; super hoc omnibus 
hominibus et amicis meis significo humiliter exorando quattnus pro 
Dei amore et animabus omnium antecessorum — vestrorum et prece 
mea predictos fratres hospitalis Sancti Petri de Eboraco eorumque 
possessiones adjuvetis et manuteneatis et in illis quibus eis necesse 
fuerit. aurtlium et consilium prebeatis. — Valete. Hujus donationis 
hij sunt testes; Christianus Galwalensis episcopus, Everardus abbas 
de Holmcultram, Robertus prior ejusdem loci, Willelmus celerarius, 
Robertus | archidiaconus de Carliolo, Robertus archidiaconus de 
Gaiwathea, Hubertus de Vallibus, Robertus filius Trute | vicecomes, 
et liücardus frater ejus, Lohlan filius Huddredi, Petrus del Teillol, 


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Membrane 8—cont. 


Ricardus de Chenai, Ricardus de Heriz, Robertus clericus de 
Eboraco, Radulfus filius Ricardi, — Willelhnus || de — Lacressuner, 
Hudardus de Hodelma, Gilla Chad, Gilla Mor, Radulfus clericus 
de Card’, Ricardus de Eboraco, Simon frater liadulfi. clerici, 
Willelmus de Bristou, Robertus Dunbredan. 

7. | Universis. sancte matris ecclesie filiis. presentibus et futuris 
Alanus filius Roll’, Scotie  constabularius, salutem. in domino. 
Sciatis nos concessisse et hae presenti nostra confirmasse Deo et 
Sancto Leonardo et fratribus hospitalis Sancti Petri de  Fiboraco 
unam carucatam terre et unum toftum in. Crovegr’ que dominus 
Huctredus, avus — noster, illis in puram — liberam et perpetuam 
elemosinam contulit, tenenda et habenda sibi inperpetuum | de. nobis 
et heredibus nostris liberam et quietam ab omni seculari | exactione 
et servicio sicut fratres. ejusdem — hospitalis de | Eboraco aliquam 
elemosinam melius et liberius et honorabiltus tenent. — Volumus. etiam 
ut predictam carucatam terre et predictum toftum habeant et pacifice 
et quiete possideant cum omnibus — libertatibus et consuetudinibus 
liberis et cum omnibus justis pertinentiis suis et asiamentis suis in 
omnibus sicut. carta domini Huctredi avi nostri juste purportat et 
testatur. Ut autem hee nostra confirmatio vrata permaneat et 
inconcussa, hane paginam sigilli nostri appositione — munivimus. 
Hiis testibus, domino Waltero Candide Case — episcopo, | domino 
Galfrido abbate de Drundranin, domino Elia abbate de Tungeland, 
domino Johanne archidiacono, domino Durando officiali, domino 
Mattheo | decano, magistro Ada de  Thornet', Thoma de Cancia, 
lhoma persona de Crevequer, Ricardo persona de Culewen, Martino 
persona de  Kirkecuthbrich, magistro Gervasio de Sumervile, magistro 
Thoma et aliis. 

8. JWillelnus, rex  Scottorum, omnibus probis hominibus totius 
terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et hac carta mea confirmasse 
Deo et fratribus hospitalis Beati Petri de Eboraco unam carucatam 
terre et unum toftum in Crevequer, que H. filius Fergus eis in 
liberam elemosinam dedit, tenenda ita libere et quiete, sicut carta 
ipsius H. testatur et confirmat. — Preterea etiam — concedo. eis et 
confirmo redditus v. solidorum per annum in  Leggardeswde quos 
Walterus filius Alani, dapifer meus, eis in liberam elemosinam 
dedit sicut carta ipsius W. testatar et confirmat. | Quare volo et 
firmiter precipio ut predicti fratres. juste meam — firmam — pacem 
habeant per totam terram meam et ita libere et quiete prenominatas 
tenuras teneant. et habeant. sicut. elemosine  hospitalium regni met 
liberius et quielins tenentur. — Testibus, Nic’ cancellario, Mattheo 
archidiacono Sancti Andree, Ricardo capellano, Ricardo de Morvill 
constabulario, David Olifard, Willelmo de Haia | pincerna, apud 
Clacman’. 

9. Robertus de Brus omnibus hominibus suis Francis et Anglis 
presentibus et futuris de Valle Anant salutem. Sciatis me dedisse 
et concessisse fratribus hospitalis Sancti Petri Eboracensis pro 
anima patris mei et mea et matris mee et wvoris mee et infantium 
meorum animabus unam domum in  Lochmaban et ejus. mansuram 
et terram. ei pertinentem. in feudo. et perpetua. elemosina, liberam et 
quietam ab omni consuetudine. mihi pertinente. et servicio. — Testibus 
hits, Domina Eufemia, Petro de Turp', Ivone de — Crosseby, 
Unfreio del Bois, Roberto  Arbalestario, Roberto Malet, Willelmo 
Capellano, Itoyero. [ante 1194.] 


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10. Acharter, whereby Robert de Brus, earl of Carrik, and lord of 
Annandale inspected and confirmed the above; witnesses, Sir John 
de Insula, Sir Roger de Hegham, barons of the king’s Exchequer, 
Sir Richard son of Sir John Marmaduck, Sir Adam de Middleton, 
William Herle, Roger de Skoter, Henry de Scrop, Geoffrey de 
Hertelpol, Robert de Middelton ; dated at York, Monday before 
Martinmas, 32 Edward I. 

11. JWillelmus de Rossedale omnibus hominibus suis omnibusque 
sancte ecclesie filiis, salutes. — Notum sit vobis me concessisse et dedisse 
et hac carta mea confirmasse terram de Cresope in liberam et 
quietam. et in perpetuam. elemosinam Deo et Sancte Marie et hospitali 
Sancti Petri de | Eboraco fratribusque ibidem Deo servientibus per 
istas divisas, videlicet per fossam Calwalensium et per rivulum de 
illa fossa cadentem usque in Lidel et ex altera. parte fosse recte usque 
in altam moram et sic per lecundos de la more usque tn antiquam 
viam de Rochesburc et sicut ipsa via cadit in  Cresope desuper 
scalingas que fuerunt. Eadulfi. Qua propter volo ut predicti fratres 
hanc terram infra istas divisas teneant liberam et quietam de me et 
de heredibus mets, omni remota seculari occasione et consuetudine, in 
nemore et plano, in pascuis et aquis et omnibus proficuis sine ulla 
retentione ita libere. sicut aliqua. ecclesia liberius tenet. Et st 
pastura infra illorum divisas illis non sufficit, tn  foresto meo 
pasturam sine occasione habeant et meiren ad edificandum et porcos 
suos sine padnagio, Testante et concedente Turgiso filio meo cum 
his testibus, Rodberto de la  Ferted, Willelmo de Heriz, Ricardo 
milite, Hutredo filio Hulfi, Adam de Bonefeld, Hugone de Nuers, 
Warino Finemund, Hunfrido Capellano. | Valete. [ante 1165]. 

19. Malcolmus, rex Scottorum, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, ministris, omnibusque 
suis probis hominibus totius terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis me con- 
cessisse et hac mea carta confirmasse hospitali Eboraci donationem 
quam. eidem domui Dei et Sancti Petri Hanulfus de Solis pincerna 
mea dedit, scilicet. unam plenariam carucatam terre in terra sua 
Vallis Lidel ut carta regis David avi mei attestatur. Pretera concedo 
et. firmiter confirmo Hospitali predicto Sancti Petri Eboraci landam 
illam que vocatur Gresopa quam dedit et Willelmus de Russendala 
et uxor ejus Godeheuld' ita libere et quiete. ut eorum. carta con- 
testatur in elemosina perpetua possidendam, ut liberius et qutetius et 
honorificentius | aliqua — elemosina in’ tota terra mea _ possidetur. 
Testibus, Huyone de Morevilla, et Ricardo filio suo, Waltero filio 
Alani, Ranulfo de Solis, et Turgisio de Russendala, Jordano 
Heirun, apud Carliolum. 

18. A charter, whereby Wibert son of Hakun gave to the brethren 
of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, and the poor men there, in 
frank almoin, part (unam partem) of his land in his court within the 
city of Carlisle of the house in which he dwells, to wit between the 
land late of Roger Palmer and the land of Henry Bradphot, to wit 
one toft between the donor's stable and his brew-house, in length 
forty-five feet and in width eighteen feet, to be held with free access 
for all the brethren to that land through the middle of the donor's 
house and for all coming to them; witnesses, Henry Bradphot, 
Adam son of William, Alexander son of Ralph the clerk. 

14. A charter, whereby Henry son of Wibert de Carliolo gave to 
the hospital of St. Leonard, York, a part of his land in Carlisle within 
the walls, to wit one piece thirty-three feet long and eighteen feet wide 


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Membrane 8—cont. 


and another piece seven feet wide and twelve feet long, joining on the 
eastern side, in frank almoin, with free entry and exit through the 
donor's land to the public way for bringing in and taking out all 
things needful ; witnesses, Adam son of William, Henry his brother, 
Robert de Carlaton, Alexander son of Ralph, Adam de Aspatric’, 
Simon the clerk. 

By K. on the information of the treasurer. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 14. 


Inspe.rinus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of Jervaulx :— 


1. A charter, whereby John, earl of Richemund and son of the 
duke of Brittany, granted to the abbey of Jervaulx and the 
monks there two vaccaries in Wendeslaydale, to wit Bleyng and 
Mousethwayt, and several pasture on the north side of Jor, with 
all things thereto belonging, so that no beasts of the donor’s or of 
any other shall feed there or be agisted there, saving to the donor 
and his heirs everything belonging to the forest on both sides of Jor ; 
with further grant to the said monks of all their demesne land, 
which they have of the gifts of barons (de donis Baronum) on the 
north side of Jor, quit and several to make their profit of, without 
building any new edifices without their desmene lands, with power 
to make closes and meadows, so that the deer have free entry and 
exit according to the custom of the forest; with further grant that 
the said monks may enclose with a wall and dike the meadow of 
Forsedalthwayt by the following bounds, to wit from Wymerkeldenge 
as the water of Jor runs to Forsedalebek and as that water runs to 
la Staynrayse by the ford and so in saline to the wall of the meadow of 
Symonstayn to the north and along that wall to the east side of Belhou, 
saving to the donor and his heirs the public ways through the said 
meadow ; with further grant of pasture on the south side of Jor 
everywhere without the donor’s meadows and closes and without the 
meadow of Sandhilcrokes and without the donor's demesne tillages, 
within which meadow and tillages they shall have common after the 
carrying of the crop for one thousand one hundred beasts except 
sheep, the hundred to be counted by five score of each kind of animal, 
to wit of oxen, cows or horses, to be placed anywhere on the donor's 
land on the south side of Jor and taken away and changed at will 
without any impediment from the donor or his heirs or anyone acting 
for them, so that the issue of the said animals, whether calves or colts, 
shall not be reckoned until of one year (superannatt), but the animals 
shall be reckoned by heads, and the animals of Bleyng and Mouse- 
thwayt shall in like manner be reckoned in the number, provided that 
the animals are all their own ; with further grant on the same side of 
Jor of pasture for eighteen hundred sheep, at five score to the 
hundred, to wit twelve hundred feeding in Crakedale as far as the 
mouth (ductum) of Radale, as it falls into Bayn, and six hundred on 
the north side of Camb and on Camb as far as Ereltre and le Thouse; 
provided that the said beasts and sheep shall be numbered thrice 
yearly on their pastures by the donor's bailiffs or foresters without 
impounding (tmparcatione) them, and if an excess be found, the 
monks shall pay for each beast 6d. and for each sheep 4d., and that if 
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of Jor shall cross the river and be found in the pasture on the south 
side, they shall be chaced back without damage or impounding ; with 
further grant to the said monks of all their demesne lands which they 
have of the gifts of barons on the south side of Jor beginning with- 
out the wall of Craneholm, on the south as the bounds are fixed there 
by the donor's bailiffs towards Authelburgh, so that the said monks 
shall have their demesne lands on the east side of the said bounds 
quit and several to make their profit of as their demesnes on the 
north of Jor, and so that the donor and his men of Baynbrig shall 
have common of pasture with the said monks on the west side of the 
said bounds towards Bayn, provided that no beasts belonging to the 
donor or his heirs or their foresters shall feed within the said bounds 
to the east, and no drift shall be made in the demesne lands of the 
monks to the south of Jor towards Bayn, but the donor and his men 
of Baynbrig shall have their estovers in the turbary of Wyrton ; with 
further grant that the said monks may take wood for their needs in 
the forest of Wendeslaydale by view of the donor’s foresters ; and that 
they may make folds to take their horses in the said forest and 
mow (falcare) in the pasture of Wyddale for the support of their 
beasts and for covering their houses and in Bleyng to cover their houses 
there; and that they may mow for the support of their vaccary of 
Helbeclundes on the south side of Jor from Storthlaycsic to Cathkelde 
and as the water comes down up to the bounds of Westmerlandica, 
saving common pasture to the donor and all who ought to common 
there throughout the year; with further grant that the beasts of the 
said monks of Grisedale, Mondebeck and Cloch’ may feed in the forest 
of Wendeslaydale as far as Lundessik and so by Yaldesik southward 
across Mosedale as far as Mikelscarth and from Lundesik on the 
south side of Jor as far as the bounds of Westmoreland; and if the 
said beasts cross unguarded the said bounds towards the forest they 
shall be chased back without hurt or impounding ; 

in return for which gift the said monks have quit-claimed to the 
donor and his heirs all the buildings, meadows and closes made at 
the date of this writing on the south of Jor excepting the vaccaries 
aforesaid, and have granted all the meadow of Sandhilcrokes and 
Welpesethones, as they held it, on the understanding that the donor, 
his heirs or assigns shall not in future make any new meadows, closes 
or buildings saving in his demesne lands on the south side of Jor, 
nor shall the said monks do the same on either bank, but that either 
may repair those already made ; the donor to retain all mines of lead 
and the monks to claim nothing in the said forest beyond the things 
contained in this charter; witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir 
Gwyschard de Carrun, Sir Ranulf son of Ranulf, Sir John le Breton, 
Sir William Trilers, knights, Sir Peter de Thoresby, rector of the 
church of Aykescarth, Drew de Ferre steward of Richmond, Alan 
Maumoigne, Master Henry, Stephen the chamberlain, Harsculph de 
Cleseby, bailiff, Miles the clerk. 

2. Acharter of John, earl of Richmond, son of the duke of Brittany, 
to the following effect :—In the foregoing charter by the words *saving 
to the donor and his heirs everything belonging to the forest on both 
sides of Jor'is to be understood that trespassers of game and their 
abettors may be attached and amerced by the donor or his men, and 
in like manner if any take of the donor's green wood without view of 
his foresters, the attachments and amercements shall belong to the 
donor according to the custom of the forest ; and if any take of the 


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wood of the said monks in their baronies or in their several without 
licence they shall make amends to them according to the fault in the 
court of the donor, and the attachments and amercements shall 
belong to him for the trespass; the said monks may fell each year 
a part of their wood and sell it or smelt iron with it at will; they 
may make two small sheds (‘ogias) to smelt their iron without nail or 
wall (sine clavo, cavilla, pariete et muro) ; and if the smelters (fabros) 
move from one place io another to make iron, they may make two 
other sheds as near as possible to their houses, pulling down the first 
two; and the part of the wood felled the monks may enclose for 
five years, but after five years the enclosure shall be removed ; and 
in like manner shall the donor's bailiffs do in his woods on the south 
side of Jor; the monks shall feed with all manner of beasts, where 
they will, on the north bank of Jor as in their own several and for 
their best advantage, saving to the donor his game and all birds of 
prey (avium prede); the serjeants of the monks shall make fealty to 
the donor, and if they have any beasts on either side of Jor they 
must satisfy the donor for the herbage ; if other men’s beasts by 
escape enter the forest on either side of Jor the attachments and 
amercements shall be the donor's; the monks may make one close, 
where they will, on the north of Jor without making any house there. 
Sealed by the said John, earl of Richmond and by the abbot of 
Jervaulx ; dated at London, the feast of SS. Simon and Jude A.D. 
1281 ; witnesses, Sir Gwyschard de Charron, Sir John Breton, Sir 
Philip his son, Sir William Trilers, knights, Sir Peter de Thoresby 
rector of the church of Aykescarth, Drew de Ferre steward of 
Richemund, Alan Maumoyne, Master Henry, Stephen the chamber- 
lain, Miles the clerk. . 

By the Treasurer, because he gave 20i. for another charter of 

a market and fair. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
monks of Tyntern :— 


1. Milo comes Herefordie, Ern’ filio Turst' et omnibus ministris et 
forestartis suis de Dena, salutem. Notum sit tam presentibus quam 
futuris me dedisse et concessisse monachis Sancte Marie Tynternte 
fabricam unam tn elemosinam pro salute anime mee et predecessorum 
meorum apud Sanctum Briavellum. | Quare mando et precipio quod 
predicti monachi habeant illam bene et libere et quiete et in pace, 
et per omnia ubi fabrice mee accipiant necessaria et ipsi similiter 
accipiant. Et prohibeo ne aliquis illos disturbet neque tn bosco neque 
in plano, et ita illam manutenete sicut meam. dominicam elemosinam, 
et st aliquis eis forisfecerit, eis plenarie rectum faciatis. Teste Rogero 
filio meo, et Willelmo de Berchele. et Willelmo de Belloc’, apud 
Gloucestriam. [ante 1148.] 

2. A charter, whereby Richard, earl of Pembroke, with the 
consent of the countess Isabel, his mother, and the counsel of his 
barons, gave, for the souls of his father and his ancestors, in frank 
almoin, to St. Mary and the monks of Tyntern all the gift of Walter 
son of Richard and of earl Gilbert the donor's father, to wit all the 
hay of Porcassec and on the other side all the covert of the wood 
which goes up to tlie land of Pentir, and, in lieu of Pentir and the 


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fisheries of Plumwere and Stawere which pertain to Pentir and of the 
third fishery of the fee of Wllavestone, to wit Alfiardeswere, all 
Wllavestune and its fisheries, being the donor's share of Walwere, 
Halfwere and Baddyngeswere and all the land of Motesgata, and in 
lieu of the land of Willecric the exchange which the donor's father 
gave to them and the exchange of the meadows, that which Robert de 
Sancta Brigida held in the moor of Magor and also in the said moor 
acre for acre, and land as the dikes divide it, and all the lordship of 
Wllavestune with the church, houses, withy-bed and all the park as 
the hedge surrounds it, and all that therein is held of the fee of 
Tedeham, and of Wllavestune all the fisheries except Alfradeswere, 
and all the wood and other appurtenances, and through all the 
donor’s forests of Wales quittance of feeding and pannage ( pascut et 
pasnayit) and of all their needs for housing and burning (ad hospitandum 
et ardendum), and the passage of Betesleia quit for them and their 
household and cattle (peccunits) and three men quit (tres homines 
quietos) to wit John de Pentir and Seisill with two bovates (bovettix) 
and a half and Ralph de Wllavestuna and two carucates of land at 
Braher: and the meadow which William son of Walter gave to 
them ; witnesses, Philip de Humez, Hervey de Montemoric’, Simon 
de Belaval, Walter de D’cnom’, Osbert de Hamel, Godfrey de 
Tedeham, Osmund de Tedeham, Ansketil the reeve, Godfrey the 
clerk. 

8. A charter, whereby Gilbert, earl of Pembroke, with the consent 
of the countess Isabel and the counsel of his barons gave, for the 
souls of his ancestors, in alms, to 8t. Mary and the monks of Tyntern 
all the gift of Walter his uncle, to wit the hay of Porcassec and Pentier 
and all that belongs to Pentier including fisheries and all the land of 
Motesgata, and in lieu of the land of Willecrich all the land of 
Marthergeri and all that belongs to it with the church, and in Schiveau 
eighty acres and eleven acres and a half, and in lieu of the meadows of 
Willecrich what Robert de Sancta Brigida held in the moor of Magor 
and also in the same moor acre for acre and land as divided by dikes, 
and all the donor's lordship in Wllavestune with the church, the houses, 
the withy-bed and all the park as the hedge surrounds it and all that 
therein is held of the fee of Tedeham and Wllavestune, and all the 
fisheries belonging to Wllavestune and all the wood and other appur- 
tenances, and throughout all the donor's foresta of Wales quitiance 
of pannage and feeding and all their needs for housing and burning, 
and two carucates of land at Braher and all that belongs to them, 
and the meadow which William son of Walter gave to them; 
witnesses the countess Isabel, Philip de Humez, Gilbert de Say, Elias 
Giffard, Stephen de Cameys, Walter Maltravers, Alvred de Bendevilla, 
Robert son of Edric, Ralph de Bendevilla, Walter Parvus, William 
son of Lambert, William son of Denebell. 

4. Acharter, whereby Gilbert, Marshal of England, and earl of 
Pembroke, for his soul and the soul of Margaret his wife, and William 
Marshal his father and Isabel his mother and William and Richard 
his brothers granted, in frank almoin, to 8t. Mary, Tintern, and his 
monks there the following lands pursuant to the charters of the 
undermentioned founders, that is to say :— 

of the gift of earl Richard, the grantor’s grandfather, all the 
hay of Portkassech, and on the other side the covert of the wood 
up to the valley which runs up to the land of Pentiry and the 
fisheries of Walwere, Halfwere and Badyngwere and all the 


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—— ——— ——— 


Membrane 6—cont. 


town of Wollaveston with all his lordship, in the church, in 
houses and withy-bed and all the park and all that therein is 
held of the fee of Tudeham and all the fisheries of Wollaveston 
except Alvredeswere, and all the wood and appurtenances, and 
all the land of Modesgate, and the passage of Betesleg’ quit 
for them and their households and cattle, and three men 
quit of Pentiry with two bovates and & half and Ralph de 
Wollaveston ; 

of the gift of the same Richard twelve carucates of arable land 
in the lawn (landa) of Trillec and through all the said lawn, 
excepting the said Richard’s spinney (spineto), pasture for their 
young animals (nutrimentis suis pasturam), and Marthergeryn and 
all that pertains to it with the church and wood, and in Scyvioth 
eighty acres and eleven and a half, and the meadow which 
Robert de Sancto Brigida held in the moor of Magor and the 
land which the monks hold there, as the dikes divide it ; 

of the gift of William Marshal the grantor’s father, two floors 
(areas) in his garden (orto) of Magor, that is the last on the west 
side; and Kibbenhale and a pool (pullam) in the Wye, called 
Waihisers ; 

of the gift of William Marshal, the grantor’s brother, all the 
land in Pethlenny as the bounds divide it, and all the land which 
he gave by Rogereston to maintain a lamp at his mother's 
tomb ; 

and further granted to the said abbey all that they might in future 
acquire by gift or sale to them, saving the grantor's service, with the 
consent of himself and his heirs; and that the said abbey should 
hold the foregoing with all appurtenances, and with soc and sac and 
tol and them and infangenethef, and that they, their men and 
serjeants shall be quit of shires and hundreds and suit of shires and 
hundreds and from summonses and all else; and from amercements 
of the county save from those who hold by secular service, and from 
toll, pontage, pannage, passage, tallage, blodwyte, flithwyte, hengwite 
and flemeneswite ; and that the abbey itself shall be without the forest 
and without the regard of the forest, so that the monks may do in 
their woods and waters what they will, and be without the danger of 
the foresters and all other serjeants touching puture (pastu) and any 
such exactions; that the monks shall be quit of all servile work and 
secular exaction ; and that they shall have all the forfeitures of their 
men arising from justice, saving to the grantor and his heirs justice 
of life and limb, and in all the grantor's forests free pasture for their 
beasts and their needs for burning and building ; provided that if any 
one claim any of the things granted to the abbey, the grantor and 
his heirs shall answer thereto and satisfy the claim by exchange 
or in any other manner ; with final comminatory clause; witnesses, 
E. bishop of Llandaff, Henry de Braiboef, David Basset, Gilbert de 
Mineriis, Simon de Sudwell, William de Derneford, Roger son of 
Payn, Philip Denebaud, Masters William de Christi Ecclesia and 
Richard Lumbard, William de Sancto Mauro, William de Dona and 
Walter de Haverford, clerks. 

5. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert Marshal, earl of 
Pembroke, gave to the abbot and monks of Tintern both shoulders 
(spaldas) from all deer taken in the park of Trillek for the use 
(refectionem) of sick brethren dwelling in that house; dated at Huse’, 
A.D. 1240, 22 April. 


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85 EDWARD I. 99 


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6. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert Marshal, earl of 
Pembroke, gave to the abbot and convent of Tintern for their tannery 
all the bark of all the lower forest of Went from the wood felled there 
whether sold or given, to be held from the donor, and his heirs, by 
rendering yearly 2d. for each load, half at Michaelmas and half at 
Easter; witnesses, Sirs J. de Bello Campo, Robert Salvage, Roger de 
Hyda, Walter de Hyda, Robert de Meesy, William de Derneford, 
William de Sancto Mauro, Master Alan de Sancta Fide, the donor’s 
chancellor. 

7. A charter, whereby Walter Marshal, earl of Pembroke, gave to 
the monks of Tyntern ten acres of land, lying between the land of 
the monks in Kilwetheneu and the donor's forest, in exchange for ten 
acres of land belonging to them in, the park of Trillek; with further 
gift of four acres and a half of land in the same place, to be held 
quit of all service, custom and exaction in frank almoin; witnesses, 
Robert de Turberville, John de Turberville, Peter de Watevile, 
William Derneford, William de Sancto Mauro, William Lupus, 
Griphin son of Meurich, John the forester. 

8. Acharter, whereby Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal 
of England, gave to the church of Tyntern in Wales and the monks 
there in frank almoin a half acre of the marsh of Halvergate, 
co. Norfolk, to be chosen where they will in the donor's marsh, 
and all the site (solum et fundum) on which the church of the said 
town is built with the advowson of the church, to be held in frank 
almoin; witnesses, Sir Robert Houel, Sir Philip de Bokelaund, Sir 
Thomas Weylond, Sir William de Valeynes, knights, Walter de 
Pridigton, steward of Norfolk, William de Glamvill, William de 
Halvergate, John de Cretyngham, Nicholas de Walsham, clerk, 
Robert Russel, clerk. 

9. A charter, whereby the said Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk 
and marshal of England, inspected and confirmed the following 
charter :— 

Gift by Bartholomew de Mora, knight, to St. Mary, Tyntern 
and the monks there, for the safety of his soul and of that of 
Emma daughter of Robert de la Mora, the elder, and of those of 
his father and mother, of à messuage, forty-seven acres of arable 
land, two acres of meadow and 9s. of rent in Portreveston, and 
seventy-four acres of arable land and nine acres of land in 
Magor and sixty acres of land in the moor (in crassa mora) and 
forty acres of alder wood with the land (fundo) in the moor of 
Lanwaryn, as the dike and bounds divide it, to be held of the 
lords from whom the donor held, in frank almoin, with all 
appurtenances, by rendering to the lords the services due; 
witnesses, Sir Robert son of Payn, Sir Ralph Bloet, Sir William 
Bloet, Sir Roger de Sancto Mauro, Sir Nicholas de Mora, 
Sir William Derneford, knights, Clement de Wyrwod, steward 
of Strigull, John Martel, Robert Gamage, Matthew Denebaud, - 
William de Sancto Petro, William de Lacu, Adam Walensis de 
Dynan. 

10. "A charter, whereby the same Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk 
and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary of Tyntern 
and the monks there fifty-eight acres of land, of which twenty-eight 
are at Modesgate and run from the valley called Haselden to the 
grange of the monks, and thirteen and a half are at Pentyrth lying 
between the road which runs from the abbey to Plata Landa on the 


100 


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Carlisle. 
13 


April 12. 
Carlisle. 


12 


March 20. 
Carlisle. 
11 


Apnrl 27. 
Carlisle. 
10 


June 3. 
Carlisle. 
9 


June 1. 
Carlisle. 
8 


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Membrane 6—cont. 


one side and the land late of Wronoc Fot on the other, and sixteen 
and a half are at Hennefot, lying between the land which the monks 
hold from the donor and the donor's wood by the brook between that 
wood and the wood of Sir Reginald son of Peter, to be held by 
rendering yearly 9s. 8d. half at the Annunciation and half at 
Michaelmas ; for which gift the monks have paid 25 marks, 9s. 64. ; 
witnesses, Sir William and Sir Roger de Sancto Mauro, Sir Robert 
son of Payn, knights, Bartholomew de Mora, William de Lacu, 
Walter Sely, Robert de Gamages, William Derneford. 


MEMBRANE 5. 


Inspe.cimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
burgesses of Beverley :— 

1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 21 Henry III. 
[Calendar I. 226. Rotuli Chartarum, 58.) 

2. A charter dated at Westminster, 2 June, 56 Henry III, granting 
to the burgesses of Beverley that through all the king's land and power 
they and their goods, wherever found, shall not be arrested for any 
debt whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, and that the 
said burgesses for any trespass or forfeiture of their servants shall not 
lose any goods found in the hands of their servants or by them 
deposited anywhere, so far as they can prove ownership; witnesses, 
W. archbishop of York, R. Burnel, archdeacon of York, Robert 
Aguillon, Elias de Rabayne, Imbert de Muntferraunt, Stephen de 
Eddeworth, Ralph de Bakepuz, Walter de Burges. [Not enrolled on 
the Charter [oll of 56 Henry I1I.] 

with further grant, out of devotion to St. John of Beverley, that none of 
the said liberties shall be abrogated by non-user in the past, and that the 
burgesses shall be quit of pavage and murage through all the king’s realm 
and power. By p.s. 


Grant to Nicholas de Worteleye, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Thursday at their manor of Worteleye, co. York ; and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday; grant also of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Shitlyngton, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Hugh de Notingham, king’s clerk, parson of the church 
of Bishop’, Hatfield, co. Hertford, and his successors, of free warren in all 
the demesne lands of the said church in Hatfield and Taterigge, co. 
Hertford. By pet. of C. 


Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Walter de Stirkland, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Helsyngton, 
Heveresham and Barton, co. Westmoreland. By p.s. 


Grant to Robert de Fraxino and Maud, his wife, and their heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Colkirke, Gatele, Gunthorp, Fildalling 
and Bathele, co. Norfolk. 

By K. of special grace, on the information of the treasurer. 


Grant to Robert de Harewedon, warden of the hospital of St. John, 
Portesmuth, and his successors, of free warren in all their demesne lands 
of Portesmuth, Frodyngton and Feldersh. 


By K. on the information of the treasurer. 


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June 1. 
Carlisle. 
7 


June 5. 
Carliele. 


May 28. 
Cariiale. 


June 10. 
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35 EDWARD I. | 101 


MEMBRANE 4. 


Grant to John, bishop of Chichester, and his successors, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Wysebergh, Dringewyk, Norton, Racham and 
Bixle, co. Sussex. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and 
Lichfield. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to John de Gurnay, parson of the church of Harpelee, and his 
successors, of a yearly fair at their manor of Harpelee, co. Norfolk, on 
the vigil and the feast of St. Laurence. 

By fine of 107. made at the Exchequer. 


Grant to Robert de Swyneburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Askum, co. Westmoreland. By p.s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 

1l. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorun et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andeyarorum, | justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus 
ballivis suis totius  Amglie et portuum maris, salutem. Precipio 
quod omnes res abbatis et monachorum de Crotlanda, quas. homines 
sui poterunt ajfidare suas esse proprias ad opus eorum, sint quiete 
de  theoloneo et passayio et omni consuetudine. Et prohibeo 
ne quis eos inde injuste disturbet super — libras  forisfacture. 
Teste, Ittcardo de Humez constabulario, apud Warengefordiam. 

2. Stephanus rex Anglorum, justiciis et vicecomitibus et ministris 
et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Precipio quod 
omnes res monachorum de  Croilanda, quas homines sui affidare 
poterunt esse suas proprias, sint quiete de theoloneo et passagio et 
omni consuetudine, me super hoc injuste disturbentur super decem 
libras forisfacture. Teste, Iiicardo de Camvilla apud Lincolniam. 

8. Stephanus, rer Anglorum, episcopo de Ely et justiciis et 
vicecomitibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis de Cante- 
briggeshira, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et donasse ecclesie 
Sancti Gutlact et monachis in ea Deo servientibus in. perpetuam 
elemosinam | quietanciam de danegeld et de hidagio et de mudre et de 
omni seculari consuetudine et exactione. viij*" hidarun et dimidie 
hide terre sue in Cantebersira, scilicet. in Coteham v. hidarum et 
dimidie et Hokintuna dij hidarum et in Dreituna v hidarwn pro 
salute mea et puerorum meorum et pro anima regis Henrici avunculi 
mei et pro animabus predecessorum. meorum. regum. Anglorum et pro 
anima Matillidis reyine wroris mee et. Eustacnti filii mei et. pro 
animabus omnium fidelium. Quare volo. et precipio. quod ecclesia 
illa et monachi in eadem Deo servientes predictas. xiij hidas et 
dimidiam hidam bene et in pace libere et qutete teneant quietas 
de omni seculari consuetudéne et exactione imperpetuum, sicut eis 
concedo et hac presenti carta confirmo. — Testibus, Henry de Fssexia, 
et Ricardo de Lucy et Viviano de Lusoriis, et Itoberto de Valdari, 
et Ricardo de Batha, apud Rumford. 

4. Ricardus, Det gratía rev Anglorum, duc |. Normannorum, et 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavoriin, justiciis, vicecomitibus et ministris 
suis in quorum potestate abbas et monachi de C'roilanda terras habent, 
salutem. — Precipimus quod faciatis monachis de Croil’ tenere omnes 
terras. et tenuras suas ita bene et in pace et libere et juste et 
quiete sicut. melius et liberius tenuerunt. die qua rex H. «vus. patris 
nostri fuit vivus et mortuus. Et si quis in predictis terris aliquid 
calumpniaverit, veniat coram nobis inde ostensurus rectum suum ; 


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Membrane 4—cont. 


nolumus enim quod inde placitent nisi coram nobis quia clemosina 
antecessorum nostrorum regum. Anylorun et nostra est. Ht ipsi et 
omnes res et possessiones. sue sunt in mostra propria manu et 
custodia. Et prohibemus omnibus | venientibus ad nundinas festi 
^ancti  Dartholomei de  Croil' ne faciant in terra abbatis et 
monachorum de Croiland domos rel logias rel stallagia aut palos 
fiyant absque. eorum licentia. Teste, comite Willelmo de Manidevilla, 
apud (zaitintonam, xvj die Septembris ) 

5. A charter dated at Westminster 3 April, 2 John, of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at Wendlingburgh; witnesses, J. bishop of 
Norwich, G. son of Peter. earl of Essex, R. earl of Leicester, William 
de Brahosa, W. earl of Arundell. [Rotuli Chartarum 92.) 

6. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 March, 11 Henry III. 
[Vol. I, p. 17.] 

7. A charter dated at Merton, 9 February, 87 Henry III. (Vol. 
I, p. 419.] 

8. A charter, dated at Getynton, 10 July, 89 Henry III. [Vol. 
I, p. 418.] 

9. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 October, 41 Henry III. 
[ Vol. I, p. 476.] 

10. A charter, whereby Baldwin Waac, with the consent of his 
heirs and his men, granted to the abbot and monks of St. Guthlac, 
Croilaund, that they should have a forester of their own with his 
forester to guard the marsh which goes from Ascpath to Werwarlaac 
and so stretches to Dedesmanelaac to the water of Weland, wherein 
the grantor and his men have common pasture with the monks, 
which foresters shall keep the marsh so that no others shall take 
aught therein, excepting always that part of the town of Croiland 
which lies on that side of Weland with the crofts belonging to it 
and the bovary of the monks as far as Harwinesloth ; witnesses, 
Hugh de Boeb', Walerand son of Ralph, Robert son of Baldwin, 
Robert de Veer, Baldwin Waspre, Ralph de Drumchure, Master Adam, 
Moses chaplain, John son of Hilebert, Gregory the cook, Adam the 
porter. 

11. A charter of Alan de Credun and Muriel his wife and 
Maurice his son, founding the priory of Friston, a cell to Croiland ; 
witnesses, Robert abbot of Thorney, Alvred prior of Huntendon, 
Robert the canon, Lifincus brother of Alan, Roger de Pissi, Hugh 
son of Alger, William de Turs, Ydonus nephew of the abbot of 
Thorney, Thomas kinsman (cognatus) of Alan, Nigel de Constantin, 
Henry son of Wyman, William de Alta Ripa, Jeffrey de Cintelli, 
Valo de Podinle, Robert Mareschal, Jeffrey Angevin, Hervey son of 
Gilbert, Walter son of the Dapifer, Robert son of Walo, Lambert 
Pevrel; clients (clientes) of Muriel, Alan son of Ralph, William 
Buleiseie, Richard de Appilby, William the leech (medicus) and his 
son Alan, Hugh the clerk, Walter son of Hugh; and of the men of 
Alan de Credun (et de neostris) Gilbert de Pothebroch, Osbert the cook, 
Thierry (TAeodericus) Scement', Goscelin. — [Monasticon, I. 124.) 

19. A charter, whereby Hervey de Stanhowe, on the morrow of 
St. Laurence, 54 Henry III, gave to St. Guthlac, Croiland, and the 
monks there all his lands in Geden', Quappelade, and Holbech with 
all appurtenances, to be held in frank almoin saving the service due 
to the lords of the fee, which the monks shall render for the 
donor, with clause of warranty binding the donor and his heirs, and 
all those who hold the lands, which he held in Stanhowe and Senges 


85 EDWARD I. 108 


1307. Membrane 4—cont. 


on the date of this charter; witnesses, Sir Giles de Gousel, Sir 
William Constable, Sir William de Castre, Sir Adam de Hagbech, 
Sir Ralph de Littlebiri, knights, Roger de Hulme, Roger Luvetoft, 
Alexander de la Haye, Henry de Wytteringe, Master Henry de Sokes, 
clerk, Nicholas de Keten, Simon de Cnapewell, clerk. 

By fine of 20i. before the treasurer. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


June 10. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Carlisle. — abbey of Tyntern :— ! 

3 1. A charter, whereby Maud Luvel of Trillek, with the assent of 
Sir Richard de Clara, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, gave to the 
church of St. Mary, Tintern, and the abbot and monks there all her 
land in Coythgargh, to wit sixty acres of arable land lying between 
the land of the monks on one side and the land of Philip, rector of the 
church of Launvihangel on the other, to be held from the said earl, 
and his heirs, by the abbot and monks and their successors, in frank 
almoin, saving to the said earl yearly at Whitsunday 6d. and two suits 
of court at Trillek by the abbot or his attorney at Michaelmas and 
Hokeday ; for which gift the abbot and convent have given beforehand 
18 marks; witnesses, Reginald ap Adam, Mahel de Usk, Roger son 
of Nicholas, Griffin ap Meurick, Hugh the forester, Philip de 
Launvihangel, Nicholas ap Adam, Ralph the tailor (sctssore). 

8. A charter, whereby Richard de Clare, earl of Gloucester and 
Hertford, set forth that at his request and not of any duty the abbot 
and convent of Tyntern had assisted with their ploughs in the tillage 
of his lands of Trillek and Uske, which tillage was in arrear, because 
the wardship of the said lands had fallen into the king's hands for 
a time; and that he did not wish that this aid given for this 
time only of grace should in future be drawn into any custom 
of ploughs, carriages, carts, ridings in time of peace or war, or 
of placing folds with sheep upon his demesne, but granted that the 
said abbot and monks should have all their lands, possessions, liberties 
and free customs, which they have upon his demesne of the gifts 
of the founders, to wit: 

of the gift of William Marshal, the younger, and of the confirmation 
of Gilbert and Walter, his brothers, all the land and lawn of Trillek 
and all the land and wood of Pethelenny in several, as bounded, and 
all that they have given to them or acquired by them in the lands and 
rents in Usk and Trillek and in all his demesne; and three hundred 
acres of land by the greater hundred and thirteen in Coythgarch of the 
gifts of Roger de Clifford and Hugh le Brun, which they have in the 
manor of Trillek in frank almoin ; with further grant that they shall 
have all things needful for the said abbey and grange of Trillek and 
stone (quararium) for building and for their other needs in the forest 
of Weyeswode as they have had hitherto without impediment 
from the said earl, his heirs, assigns or bailifis ; 

and that they shall hold all the aforesaid lands with liberties 
pursuant to the charter of William Marshal, the younger; and 
be, with their tenants and servants, quit of toll and of all aids 
and secular exactions in the earl’s demesne; and the abbey with 
all its tenements shall be without the forest and the regard 
of the forest; nor shall the abbot and monks be exposed to 
any claim for resetting, if any of their household offend in the 


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Membrane 8—cont. 


earl's venison ; and the abbot and monks may do as they will in all 
their woods and waters and be wholly without the danger of the earl 
and all his officers in puture (pastu) and kilyi, and be quit of plaints, 
occasions, customs and all servile work; and they shall have all 
forfeitures, ransoms, fines and amercements of their men, tenants and 
servants in the said earl's courts, hundreds, shires, halemotes, 
wodespeches, within and without borough ; and through all the said 
earl’s forests and wastes they shall have full pasture for all their 
beasts and pannage in frank almoin, saving to the earl, and his heirs, 
64. of rent for sixty acres of land in Coythgargh, which they have of 
Maud Luvel, and two suits of court at Trillek to be rendered by the 
abbot or his attorney at Michaelmas and Hokeday; witnesses, 
Sir Ralph de Knovill, Sir Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, Sir William 
de Sancto Mauro, Sir William de Durneford, Sir Robert Avenel, 
Sir John de Lancumb, Sir Matthew de Uska; dated at Usk, Sunday 
after the feast of St. James the Apostle, 30 Henry ILI. 

8. A charter, whereby Walter Marshal, earl of Pembroke, gave to 
St: Mary, Tynterne, and the abbot and monks there, for his soul and 
those of his father and mother, in frank almoin, all the site and mill 
of Tudeham, called Sondmulle, with the water and fish and the suit 
of his men from Chepstow bridge (Ponte Srrugull) by the circuit of 
Waye and Severn to Twyford and so on the other side by the chace as 
far as the said bridge; and half the weir of Aswere with all the liberties 
and appurtenances and sufficient timber in the forest by the weir, 
called Weyeswode to keep up the said weir, in exchange for a hide of 
land, which the monks had in Crekelege by Beggeworye ; with grant 
that all their men, tenants and servants shall be free to grind, wherever 
the abbot may ordain ; and with grant of all the inountain (muneam) 
of Rogerston, which lies between the brook called Sevarne by the 
Fair oak (pulchram quercum) and the covert of the forest right up to 
the road which leads from St. Arvan’s (Sancto Arrino) and so round to 
the said brook, to keep up continually a lamp burning at the tomb of 
Isabel the donor's mother, in frank almoin; and the monks and 
their men, tenants and servants shall have pasture and full common 
for all their beasts in the forest of Wentwode and in la Grenemore 
and elsewhere in the donor's demesne in meadows, lands and pastures 
after the first mowing or reaping; and they shall have a free road 
(liberum cheminum) through all the donor's lands in England and 
Wales and on both sides of the pond (rirarium) of Magor, and free 
access to their meadows and lands in the donor's demesne; and 
about the boundary (per circuitum) of their land and grange in the 
moor of Magor they may make a dike (fossure) at their will, and in 
the dike they may do what they will, and the water-courses within 
and without they may order as they think fit; and they may fish 
freely with all kinds of tackle (instrumentis) in the Severn and 
make weirs; and they shall have wreck of sea and liberty of fish 
up to the middle of the Severn opposite the land of the abbot and 
monks ; moreover the keepers and tenants of the mill of Aberweythel 
shall keep the watercourses running through the middle of the 
Alba Walda and shall maintain the cut and sluice (guttam. et. clusam) 
with a good lock (sera) so that the monks shall not suffer damage in 
their lands by the said cut (guttam) or breaking of bridges or ways or 
other harm which might arise by the default or malice of the keeper 
or tenant of the mill or by other negligence of the donor's bailiffs ; 
and if anything of the kind occur, the persons in fault shall satisfy 


1307. 


35 EDWARD I. 105 


Membrane 8—cont. 


the abbot and monks, and if needful shall be destrained by the 
steward of Strugull upon pain of 10 marks; through all the donor's 
forests of Wales from the Way to the Usk they shall have free pasture 
and pannage for all their animals and all they require for burning and 
building for ihe granges and the abbey and stone (guarerium) for 
building; and all their tenants and servants shall have pasture and full 


" common and brushwood (ruscos) for burning in the chase of Tudeham 


in frank almoin; with further gift of all the donor's land and waste of 
the donor's park of Trillek as far as the water called Angidy, and so 
between the land of the said monks, that is Kilweylin and Angid 
and about Angidy to the little town (rilulam) called Vinar, in fran 
almoin; with further grant of sixteen acres of land in Seiviot which 
they have of the gifts of William de Sancto Mauro and Roger his 
son, and of twenty-four acres of meadow and pasture, which they 
have in Lanvenemow of the gift of Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, and 
of forty acres of several land at Marthirgery of mountain land (muneda) 
nearest to the land of the said monks, which was divided between the 
abbot and the free tenants of the country at the award (grantum) 
of the donor and all the knights and free tenants of Nether Went 
in frank almoin in the year 1245; with full clause of warranty; 
witnesses. Sir Robert de Turbervill, Sir John de Turbervill, Sir Peter 
de Watevil, Sir Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, Sir William de Sancto 
Mauro, Sir William de Derneford, William de Wylton, steward of 
Nether Went. Simon de Kilkenny, clerk, the donor’s chancellor. 

i. A charter, whereby Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk, marshal of 
England set forth that the abbot and convent of Tyntern were wont 
to take all things needful for building and burning in the forest of 
Wentwode under a charter of Walter son of Richard the founder and 
the confirmations thereof by other ancestors of the said Roger, and 
that it would be for the advantage of the said Roger and the preserva- 
tion of the forest to assign to the said abbot and monks a part of the 
said forest in compensation for the right of common, and therefore 
gave to them in frank almoin all the wood and soil from the house of 
John Caus along the Causeweye to the road to Platalanda from 
Jintern and by that road to the stream of Manney and the alder- 
wood on either side Manney to the stream of Angidy and from the 
Angidy all the waste and alder-wood called Wenhalt to the park 
of Trillec and the land of the monks, called Kilwethini, and all 
the wood between Angidy and the land of Penthiry, and all the 
oaks standing on the boundary from the house of John Caus 
to the abbey of Tyntern; and at Diatalanda all the: wood and 
soil from the house of Henry de Sobbir’ to the land of the 
said abbey in length, and in breadth between the stream of 
Torrogy and the land of the abbot and of the said Henry; and at 
Hennelot all the wood and soil by the path running from the 
Cokscete to the house late of Philip the wheelwright (rotarii) ; and 
on the other side of the road which leads from le Cokscete to the 
brook which comes down above the grange of Hennefot, and from 
that brook by the road by Hennefot to the house late of the said 
Philip the wheelwright with a corner (angulo) of wood adjoining the 
land of Hennefot along the road which runs to Plantamlanda, as 
far as the first brook which runs down from the said road to the 
water course which runs down to the land of Sir Reginald son of . 
Peter; to be held from the donor and his heirs by the said abbot and 
convent in frank almoin, with power to hunt in their woods and take 


106 


1307. 


May 26. 
Carlisle. 


May 20. 
Carlisle. 





Holmcultram. 
I 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


venison, and to have all forfeitures and penalties of all offending 
against their venison or otherwise in the said lands and woods ; so 
that they shall be without the regard of the forest and all danger of 
the donor and his foresters and bailiffs; with further grant that they 
may give, sell, essart, till, sow, and fence the said woods and lands 
and use them as may seem best and have & warren in their several 
part of them ; and if the woods so given shall at any time fail, they 
shall have all their needs in the woods in the donor's demesne of 
Strugull to keep up the abbey and granges; witnesses, Sir Thomas 
de Weylaund, Sir Bartholomew de Mora, Sir Ralph Bluet, Sir Thomas 
de Honteleye, Sir William de Reddesham, steward of Strugull, Sir 
Robert de Gamages, Sir John Martel, knights, Philip de Mora, 
Richard de Gardino. 

5. A charter, whereby Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and 
marshal of England, granted to St. Mary, Tyntern, and the 
abbot and monks there in frank almoin all the burgages with 
appurtenances in the town of Strugull which they have of the gifts of 
the earl’s ancestors and other founders or donors or of the earl’s own 
gift, to be held quit of all tallage and secular demand, suits of 
courts and hundreds, prise of ale; witnesses, Sir John Bygod, 
the earl's brother, Sir John le Bygod of Sutton, Sir Nicholas de 
Kyngeston, knights, Elias de Ailbreton, steward of Strugull, 
Philip de Mora, Roger de Sancto Mauro, William de Dynan, 
Andrew de Bello Campo ; dated at Modesgat, 4 August, A.D. 1801. 

By treasurer, because elsewhere he made fine in 100 marks 
to have these and other charters confirmed. 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant to Jolland de Nevill, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Saturday at their manor of Pikehale, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary and the eight 
days following. By K. on the information of the treasurer. 


Grant to Jolland de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Pikehale, co. York, Roldeston, co. Nottingham, and 
Riggesby, co. Lincoln. By K. on the information of the treasurer. 


Whereas Matthias de Monte Martini and Maud his wife have restored 
to the king the manor of Burne, co. Sussex, which they held in chief, to 
be held by the king and his heirs; the king, of special grace, has given 
to the said Matthias and Maud the said manor to be held by them for the 
lives of both, from the king and his heirs, by the services, by which they , 
held it before the said restoration, with remainder to Odard de Monte 
Martini, their son, and the heirs of his body, like remainder to Poynchard 
de Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, like remainder to Peter de 
Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, like remainder to Imbert de 
Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, final remainder to the [right] 
heirs of the said Matthias. 

[Membrane mutilated.] 


1307. 


Sept. 21. 
Clipston. 
38 


Oct. 5. 
Nottingham. 
37 


Sept. 25. 
Clipston. 
86 


Sept. 18. 
Clipston. 
33 


Oct. 16. 


Northampton. 
34 


Oct. 6. 
Nottingham. 
33 


Aug. 29. 
Sanquhar 
(Senewharg)- 


Oct. 16. 


Northainpton. 
81 


Oct. 8. 


Nottingham. 
30 


Aug. 21. 

Cumnock 

(Comenok). 
29 


Oct. 16. 


Northampton. 
28 


( 107 ) 


] EDWARD IL. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Gift, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to be rendered to 
the king, to Henry de Bello Monte, the king's kinsman, of the king's 
manors of Folkingham, Edenham and. Barton, co. Lincoln, late of Gilbert 
de Gaunt, to be held by the said Henry, and his heirs, from the king and 
his heirs by the services due therefrom in the time of the said Gilbert. 


Grant to William de Sheffeld, and his heirs, of & weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Peningesale, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas; grant also 
of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said maner and of Udene, 
Waldershelf and Barmeside, co. York. By K. 


Grant to William son of Alan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Hadington, Suthhicham and Morton, co. Lincoln. 


Grant to John de Cherleton, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Cherleton and Pontesbury, co. 
Salop. 


Grant to Robert de Pulford, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Pulford and Buyrton, co. Chester. By p.s. 


Grant, at the request of Thomas de Gray, to Henry de Ildreton, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in. Ildreton, 
Middleton, Rodom and Russeden, co. Northumberland. 


Grant to Robert Tilliol, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Scaleby, co. Cumberland. By p.s. 


Whereas, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to be rendered 
to the king, the king has given to Henry de Bello Monte, his kinsman, 
the manors of Folkyngham, Edenham and Barton, co. Lincoln, late of 
Gilbert de Gaunt ; 

out of further grace the king grants that all the lands which Lora late 
the wife of the said Gilbert holds in dower of the lands of the said Gilbert 
shall upon her death remain to the said Henry, and his heirs, to be held 
from the king by the services due from them in the time of the said Gilbert. 

Mandate to the said Lora to attorn. 


Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


‘demesne lands in Eynesford, Eyghtham and Stanstede, co. Kent, and 


Alwynle, co. Suffolk. By p.s.  Dupplicatur. 


Grant to John de Argenteyn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Hattele, co. Bedford, and Trockyng, co. Hertford. 
By p.s. 


Grant to Henry de Bello Monte, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Saturday at their manor of Folkyngham, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin; and of a 
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Barton-on-Humber, and of 


108 


1307. 


Nov. 8. 
Westminster. 
27 


Nov. 8. 
Westminster. 
26 


Nov. 14. 
King’s 
Langley. 
25 


Aug. 6. 
Dumfries. 
24 


Nov. 18. 
King’s 
Langley. 
28 


Nov. 8. 
Berkhamp- 
stead. 

22 


Nov. 22. 
King's 
Langley. 
21 


1308. 


Jun. 19. 
Dover. 
20 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


— ——— ———— M M— M—— —— o ——— 


Membrane 10—cont. 


& yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of the 
Cross and the five days following; and of a weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Edenham, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints ; grant also of free warren 
in all the demense lands of said manors and of Hekyngton, co. Lincoln. 


Grant to Nicholas de Clyf’, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in North Clyf’ and Suth Clyf’, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs, 
of a yearly fair at his manor of Leycester, co. Leicester, on the morrow 
of the Holy Trinity and the fourteen days following. 

By K. on the information of William Inge. 


Grant to John de Perton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Perton, co. Stafford. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Gift to Peter de Gavaston, knight, of all the earldom of Cornwall and 
lands thereto appendent. ([F'elera, II. p. 2.] 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Grant to John, bishop of Chichester, and his successors, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Preston, co. Sussex, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul. 

Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Stephen de Burgherssh, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Stutingg, Bocton Allof, Hacchesdene, Siffleton 
and Chidyngston, co. Kent, and Burgherssh and Heghlond, co. Sussex. 

By p.s. 


Gift to John de Haustede of the manor of Deneshangre and a piece 
(placeam) of wood in Whittelwode and all the lands, rents and fees in 
Wykedyve, Wykehamond, Passenham, Stonystretford, Fortho, Pokesle 
and Whitefeld, co. Northampton, which the king had of the gift of Klias 
de Tyngewyk ; to be held by the said John, and the lawful heirs of his 
body, from the king, and his heirs, by the service of the fortieth part of 
the fee of one knight and by the services due therefrom to the other lords ; 
with further grant that one messuage, six acres of weadow and a half, 
and 4i. 6s. of rent in Deneshangre, Passenham, Wykedyve, Wykehamond, 
Stonystretford, Couesgrave, Fortho, Pokesle, Whitefeld, Heghmundecotes, 
Wyttelbury and Yerdele, co. Northampton, and in Morton, Wolverton, 
Bechampton, Weststretford, and Lekehamstede, co. Buckingham, which 
Agnes late the wife of Elias de Tyngewik, father of the said Elias, holds 
in dower, on her death shall remain to the said John and the heirs of his 
body to be held by thom as aforesaid ; and if the said John die without 
an heir of his body all the foregoing shall revert to the king. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Tremworth, Vanne, Crondale, Esshendene and Ore by 
Middelton, co. Kent. By K. 


1308. 


Feb. 14. 
Dartford. 
19 


March 10. 
Westminster. 
16 


March 11. 
Westminster. 
15 


March 18. 
Westminster. 
1 


1 EDWARD II. 109 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Whereas Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, has quit- 
claimed to the king the manor of Meleburne with the hamlets of Neweton, 
Osmundeston, Swerkeston, Chelardeston, Normanton and Wyveleston, to 
be held by the king and his heirs; the king, at the request of the said 
earl, has given to Robert de Holand the said manor and hamlets, to be 
held by the said Robert, and his heirs, from the king by the services by 
which the said earl held them; and has granted that the said Robert, 
and his heirs, shall have return of the king’s writs and pleas of wither- 
naam therein and all the fines and amercements of all their men and 
tenants of the said manor and hamlets, in whatever court of the king's 
the said fines and amercements may be set, and that they shall have all 
the chattels of all their men and tenants of the said manor and hamlets, 
being felons, fugitives and condemned ; all which liberties the said earl 
had in all his lands by a charter of King Edward I before the aforesaid 
quit-claim. 


Grant to Thomas de Houton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Houton, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to William de Carleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Faukeburn, co. Essex, and Batesford and Wathesham, 
co. Suffolk. 


Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the king's 
nephew, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of 
Tarente Gundeville, co. Dorset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of St. Tecla. 


Grant to John de Hastingges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Burbache and Barewell, co. Leicester. 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Edward I, whereby that 
king set forth that, for good service rendered, he had given to John de 
Kyngeston his demesne lands of Hadynton, in value 687. 16s. yearly; to be 
held by the said John, and his heirs, until the said John and his heirs 
should have been provided with 64/. 16s. of land in a suitable place or 
places by the said king or his heirs, and therefor gave to the said John, 
and his heirs, the castle of Luffenock and all the lands and tenements in 
Luffenock, which William de Conyngesburgh, deceased, held for life, and 
which were forfeited to the king by reason of the enmity and rebellion of 
John de Bykerton, to whom the reversion of the said castle and lands 
belonged, and also all the lands late of Alexander de Meyners in Scotland, 
excepting the manor of La Rouge Sale, which the king had already given 
to Adam de Welle, in recompense for the 68/. 16s. of land aforesaid, 
and for the land previously granted to the said John, and for 4441. 16d. 
wherein the king was bound to the said John by an account between him 
and the king had in the wardrobe, whereof the king has sent his writ of 
liberate to the chamberlain of Scotland ; to be held by the said John, and 
his heirs, from the king, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, by the 
services due therefrom, with power to make castles and fortalices in the 
said lands, and with free warren therein; witnesses, Walter -bishop of 
Coventry and Lichfield, John bishop of Carlisle, Henry de Lacy earl of 
Lincoln, Humphrey de Bohun earl of Hereford, Aymer de Valence, Robert 
de Clifford, Robert de la Warde, steward of the household; dated under 
the seal of Scotland at Lanercost, 4 October, 84 Edward I. 


110 


1308. 


March 20. 


Westminster. 


13 


March 22. 


Westminster. 


12 


March 20. 


Wes}minster. 


l1 


April 16. 
Windsor. 
10 


May 18. 


Westminster. 
9 


May 22. 


Westminster. 


June 10. 
King’s 
Langley. 
7 
June 9. 


King’s 
Langley. 


June 12. 
King’s 
Langley, 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


mn a — 


Membrane '] —cont. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Westacre of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Westacre, Godwyk and Estwalton, co. Norfolk. 
By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Watton of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Howald, co. York. By p.s. 


Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the 
abbot and convent of St. Mary, York :— 

A charter dated at Kenilworth, 8 November, 50 Henry III, inspecting 
and confirming a charter of King Henry II, dated at Woodstock [Hegister 
of Wetheral Priory, p. 84]. 

And because in the said charter it is contained that the abbot and 
monks and their successors shall possess all their lands, cells, churches, 
manors, and other possessions with the laws, liberties and customs of the 
church of St. Peter, York, without any specification thereof, the king here 
sets out and confirms the said liberties to the said abbot and convent, 
as expressed in a charter of confirmation to the dean and chapter of 
St. Peter’s, York, given by King Edward I. 


[See also p. 56. The words ‘from host and riding service ...... 
Henry I,’ and ‘and hamsocne........ borwhalpeny ’ and * with 
socandsac ........ flemenstich,’ do not occur in the present charter ; 


in other respects the charters are the same reading everywhere 8t. Mary's for 
St. Peter's and vice versa. Pleas are to be heard in the gate of St. Mary's 


abbey. ] 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Friday at their manor of Ardmolchan, co. Meath, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the three 
days following. By K. and pet. of C. 


Gift, for good service rendered to King Edward I in Scotland, to 
Bertram de Monborcher (maryin Montbocher), of all the lands late of 
Richard Fresel in Scotland, which have escheated to the king, because 
the said Richard was a bastard and died without an heir, to be held by 
the said Bertram, and his heirs, from the king and his heirs, with all 
appurtenances, as the said Richard held them in his life and by the same 
services. 


Grant to John de Boeles, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday 
at their manor of Wardon, co. Bedford, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil. the feast and the morrow of St. Leonard; grant also of free 
warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of Gravenhurst, 
co. Bedford. By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Byflete and Pachenesham, co. Surrey. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston, of the manors of Crokham and Leychanrp- 
sted, co. Berks, which the king has of the gift of the said Peter, to be 
held by him and his heirs from the chief lords of the fee by the services 
due therefrom. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Crokham and Leychampsted, co. Berks. 


1308 


June 7. 
King’s 
Langley 


June 2. 
King’s 


Langley. 
5 


June 2. 
King’s 
Langley. 
4 


1 EDWARD II. 111 





Membrane 6—cont. 


Gift, for good service rendered, to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his 
wife, the king’s niece, of the manor of Brustwyck, with appurtenances, 
the castle and manor of Skipton in Craven with its members and 
appurtenances, co. York, the castle and honour of High Peak with its 
members and appurtenances, co. Derby, the castle, manor and honour 
of Cokermue, co. Cumberland, the manors of Torpel and Upton, 
co. Northampton, the castle of Caresbrok and all the king’s lands in 
the Isle of Wight, late of Isabel de Fortibus, sometime countess of 
Aumale ; to be held by the said Peter and Margaret and the heirs of their 
bodies, from the king, and his heirs, by the services due therefrom, before 
the said lands fell into the hands of King Edward I or the present king, 
to the value of 3,000 marks yearly, any surplus found above that sum to 
remain to the king and his heirs, and any defect to be made good in other 
lands; provided that if the said Peter and Margaret die without heir of 
their bodies, the foregoing after their deaths shall revert to the king and 
his heirs. Dupplicatur. 

Mandate to Miles de Stapleton to deliver the manor of Brustwyk with 
members ; letters patent. 

The like to John de Mauleverer, touching the castle, manor and honour 
of Cokermue. 

The like to Clement de la Forde touching the castle and honour of 
High Peak. 

The like to the abbot of Peterborough, touching the manors of Torpel 
and Upton. 

The like to Nicholas de Bosco, touching the lands in the Isle of Wight. 

Mandate to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to deliver the castle and 
manor of Skipton in Craven, with members, now in his custody, to 
Gerard Salvayn, escheator beyond Trent. 

Mandate to the said Gerard to deliver the same to the said Peter and 
Margaret. 

Mandate de intendendo to knights, free men and other tenants of the 
said lands. 

Mandate to Robert le Sauser, keeper of the forest of Parkhurst in the 
Isle of Wight, to answer to the said Peter and Margaret touching the 
farm in which he is bound to the king for holding the said office during 
his life under a grant from King Edward I. He is to be exonerated 
towards the king. 


MEMBRANE 5. 


Recital of a charter dated 20 March, 1 Edward II, in favour of the 
abbot and monks of St. Mary, York, and grant, of further grace, that 
none of the liberties therein contained shall be abrogated by non-user 
in the past. By p.s.  Triplicatur. 


Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of St. Mary, York :— 
1. A charter of King William II. [Monasticon, III, p. 547, 
No. III.) . 
2. A charter of King Henry II, dated at Woodstock. Witnesses: 
T. archbishop of Canterbury, Henry bishop of Winchester, Philip 
bishop of Bayeux, Herbert bishop of Avranches, Thomas the 
chancellor, Reginald earl of Cornwall, William count of Aumale, 
Henry de Essex, Eustace son of John, Hugh de Gurn’, Jordan 
Tessun, Nicholas de Hamt'.  [Ibid, p. 548, No. IV.] 


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— 


Membrane 5— cont. 


8. Henricus rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopo Kboracensi et vicecomiti et omnibus 
ministris et baronibus de Kboracisira Francis et Anglis, salutem. 
Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta mea Deo et Sancte Marte et 
abbati et monachis Eboraci confirmasse totam decimam totius venationis 
mee de Kboracistra imperpetuum. habendum, in carne scilicet et ciis, 
quicunque venationem ceperit, et lardenarit met eam eis liberent totam. 
Et vicecomes meus de Eboracisira vileat ut sine labore et molestia 
habeant monachi predictam decimam, et hanc. decimam et concedo et 
confirmo, sicut carta Henrici regis avi met testatur. — Testibus, lioberto 
episcopo Lincolnienst, comite Willelmo Aubenar’ et Henrico de Ivssexrta 
constabulario, apud Eboracum. 

4. Henricus, rex Anglorum et duc Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andeyavorum, vicecomiti Eboraci et ministris suis Eboraciscira, 
salutem. Sctatis me dedisse et hac carta mea confirmasse Deo et ecclesie 
Sancte Marie Eboraci et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo serrtentibus 
in puram et perpetuam. elemosinam. duas bovatas terre in Acclum et 
dominium pasture ejusdem ville, sicut carta Willelint de Fscures testatur 
qui hanc elemosinam dedit. Testibus, Alano de Novill, Simone filio 
Petri, Adam de Gernemue. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 8, 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York:— 


1. Ricardus Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et 
Aquitanorum et comes Andeyavorum, omnibus — archiepiscopis, 
episcopis, comitibus, abbatibus et omnibus baronibus et justiciariis, 
vicecomitibus et ministris suis et omnibus fidelibus suis Francts et 
Anglis per Angliam, salutem. | Sciatis quod eyo Ricardus rex Anglorum, 
pro salute anime mee et pro salute animarum | Henrici regis patris 
mei et Henrici regis proavi met et pro. redemptione animarum patris 
et matris mee et omnium parentum meorum, necnon. pro. statu 
reynt mei, concedo et dono in puram. elemosinam  [toberto. abbati. et 
successoribus ejus et abbatie Sancte Marie Eboraci et monachis ibi Deo 
servientibus terras, ecclesias, decimas, silvas, plana, stagna, molendina 
et alias possessiones possidendas liberas et quietas ab omni. terreno 
servicio im perpetuam possessionem, cum soch cet sach et tol et 
theam et infanyethief cum eisdem legibus et dignitatibus et libertatibus 
et consuetudinibus quas habet ecclesia Sancti Petri Eboraci rel ecclesia 
Sancti Johannis Beverlaci, et nominatim ut quando | Eboraci scira 
fuerit summonita tre in exercitum regis, tunc. inveniet. predicta abbatia 
unum hominem tantum. in. exercitu. regis. cum vecillo Sancte. Marie, 
sicut. faciunt. supradicte. ecclesie, et ne homines. Sancte Marie. eant 
ad sciras vel tridings vel. wapentas vel hundrez nec etiam pro 
ricecomitibus vel ministris eorum, set st vicecomites vel ministri 
eorum habent querelam contra homines Sancte Marie dicant abbati 
et statuto die veniant in curiam. Sancte Marie et ibi habeant. rectum 
de capitali placito suo, et Sancta Maria habeat. quicquid. pertinet. ad 
curiam suam, et ne alicujus heres vel successor querat. relevamentum 
vel aliquod. dominium preter orationes et preces et elemosinam anime 
sue de beneficiis et elemosinis quas aliquis dedit predicte Abbatie 
que subscribuntur hic. 

Willelmus itaque abavus meus rex Anglorum dedit abbatie supradicte 
in Appeltona (5 carucatas terre, in. Normanebi iij, in Spantona 


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1 EDWARD II. 118 


Membrane 8—cont. 


j?*, in Lestingeham iij, in Eboraco ecclesiam sancti Michaelis et 
1117 mansuras terre et hoc quod Herneyrimus monachus tenuit, hoc 
est wij" carucatas terre et vj bovatas et in Eboraco 4j mansuras terre 
et ecclesiam Sancti Salvatoris, et in Huntingtuna unam carucatam 
terre et ad Muncabrige j carucatam terre. 

Willelmus quoque rec filius ejus, qui etiam abbatiam illam in 
loco ubi modo sita est propria manu fundavit, dedit in Grimestona 
$4j carucatas terre et dimidiam et villam de Helmesuella. 

Henricus vero rer proavus meus dedit Usefleth et quicquid ei 
pertinet et hoc quod est inter Usefleth et Ayreminne, et in Aldenebi 
quantum habutt. 

Alanus comes Huffus, ecclesiam Sancti Olari et burgum in quo 
ecclesia sita. est, ubi a Willelmo rege abbatia competentius fundata 
est quam apud  Lestingaham fuit, et [in] Hoilandia ecclesiam Sancti 
Botulphi et quod ei pertinet, et j carucatam terre in. Scirebec et 
sedem | molendini et ecclesíam | Katrici et ecclesias de Richemunt et 
capellam de castello et decimas de dominio castellarie sue quam tenet 
in Eboracit scira preter partem. ecclesiarum, nec non etiam dedit 
tertiam partem decimarum hominwn suorum de illis terris quas. sub 
eo tenent in predicta castellaria. 

Alanus comes Niger ecclesiam de Ghillinya et j carucatam terre et 
quicquid eidem ecclesie pertinet et decimam suam de Rasinybury, et 
in Heselinghefeld 4j hidas terre, et in Sceltona tj carucatas terre. 

Stephanus comes, Fulefordam cum tota soca sua et Fostunam et 
Hieptunam — et Chedestorp et in Ascric (j carucatas terre; in 
Acastra v bovatas terra; in alia Fuleforda 2j bovatas terre; in 
Tornetun 4j carucatas terre; in Flaxtuna vij bovatas terre; in 
Buleforda iij carucatas terre; in Alwaldetorp j carucatam terre. 

Odo comes et Stephanus filius ejus manerium de Horneshai et 
ecclesiam ejusdem ville et maram ejus piscariam et Torp ibi jucta. 

Berengerus de Todenei in Lestingeham j carucatam terre; in 
Spantona vj; in Kirkabimispertona viij et dimidiam; in Dalen 
ij; in Scacheldene vj bovatas terre: in Lindeset in Bet j 
earucatam terre; in Binnebroc quater wr" acras. terre. 

Hugo  Baldrici filius in  Hotuna viij carucatas terre; in 
Normannebi iij carucatas terre; in Kircabimispertun, 11). 

Osbernus de Arches in Popeltuna dij carucatas terre et dinidiam; 
in Appeltona iij et sedem molendini; in Helleseia 3j. carucatas. terre 
et dimidiam ; in Eboraco $j mansuras terre. 

Odo balistarius in  Grimestona dii" carucatas et dimidiam et 
decimas suas de Scarpinbec et de Buygatorp. 

Gilebertus de Gaunt tn Feribi x bovatas terre. 

Gilebertus Tisun in Ructorp tij carucatas terre. 

Alanus comes cellam de Romburg cum pertinentiis suis. 

Normannus de Arect in Brunnum $i) carucatas terre. 

Lewinus monachus in Japum xiiij" bovatas terre; in Eboraco 
j mansuram terre. 

Wistanus presbiter in Cawwda j bovatam terre. 

Willelmus de  Hescois ecclesiam de Banaham et j carucatam 
terre cum ecclesia de Wilwebi et decimis de dominus. 

Ostred in Mideltona j carucatam terre; in Dic j carucatam terre. 

Bareth filius Karli in Semara j carucatam terre. 

llebertus de Laci in Strattona et in Gereford v carucatas terre 
et dimidiam et ecclesiam que in eadem terra de Gereford sita est. 

Odo camerarius, dij carucatas terre in Langatorp et j in 
Fingala. 


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ee AUI EIU ERN GEM MEAE. Sa 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Dunewaldus, dimidiam carucatam terre in Risewic, 

Bardulf, ecclesiam de Patricbruntun et j carucatam terre, et 
ecclesiam de liaveneswad et j carucatam terre. 

Hervi, Merse et Fled. 

Wimarus daptfer, capellam Sancti Martini de Richemunt et j 
carucatam terre, et in Edelingetorp ij" carucatas terre et ecclesiam 
de Tornetuna et dimidiam carucatam terre, et tn Forseta j 
carucatam terre, et in Scottuna iij carucatas terre, et decimam 
suam de Wicra. 

Iiobertus de Stutavilla, in Edelingatorp j carucatam terre; in 
Haretona , xij carucatas terre et decimas de dominio suo de 
Cucawald et Hovingeham et Kirkabi et Butrecram et Scraingeham 
et Langatuna et j bovatam terre in quacunque. villa, in Cucaicald 
autem | duas. 

Robertus de Matsnil et Robertus de Stutavilla, viij carucatas 
terre in Mituna et Robertus de Maisnil in. Suttona xij bovatas 
terre. 

Goffridus Murdac in eadem villa zi) bovatas terre. 

Colemannus, 1j carucatas terre in Knapetona. 

Enisant Musard, ecclesiam de Croft et quartam partem ejusdem 
ville et quatuor carucatas terre. 

Willelmus de la Mara, j carucatam terre in Danebi. 

Hardewin des Eschalers in Smithetuna wij carucatas terre et 
ecclesiam ejusdem ville et Bernal j carucatam terre in eadem villa. 

Hernegrimus monachus | Kircabi in Hundolvesdala et ecclesiam 
ejusdem ville. 

Berenqerus de Todenai, ix acras terre et dimidiam in Finmara 
et ij carucatas terre in Hunchilebi et dectmam suam de Daltona 
et juxta. Cheremunt dimidiam carucatam terre. 

Willelmus Perrel, viij, carucatas terre tn Rudestain, 

Hugo, xij bovatas terre in Scamestun. 

Hobertus de Insula et uvor ejus Albreda in eadem villa alias 
atj bovatas terre. 

Walding, j carucatam terre in Sproxtona. 

liadulfus Painel, vj carucatas terre in Javvarda, 

Anfredus de Cauci, iiij carucatas terre in Sictenedale. 

Forno, tj carucatas terre et j- bovatam in  Millingtona et in 
Hugeth ecclesiam et decimam suam et terram ecclesie et vij bovatas 
terre in Howald. 

Gilbertus, ij carucatas terre in Folewarethorp. 

Rogerus Houetel, tn Gartuna dimidiam carucatam terre et x 
acras et dectnam suam. 

Robertus de Vezci, ij bovatas terre in Feribi. 

Ivo de Vezci, tj carucatas terre in Gillingaridale. 

Petrus de Ros, ij carucatas terre in eadem villa et ecclesiam 
ejusdem ville. 

Hunfredus, j carucatam terre tn Wattona. 

Rogerus de Sumeri, dimidiam hidam terre in Heselingafeld et 
ecclesiam et decimam suam. 

Seffredus, ix acras in eadem. 

Goffridus Batnard, ecclesiam de Burtuna et ecclesias et terras que 
ad eam et terras que ad eam pertinent, id est Arpham et de Forhola 
et de Butrawic et decimam suam. de Burtuna. 

With de Bailliol, ecclesiam et j carucatam terre tn Stocaleia 
et ecclesiam de Staintuna et ij bovatas terre et ecclesiam de 
Gainefford cum suis pertinentiis. 


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Membrane 8— cont. 


Robertus de Musters, iiij carucatas et ecclesiam de Brumingatun. 

Ribald, i carucatas terre in eadem villa et aliquas mansuras 
jurta Richemunt. 

Nigellus Fossard, ecclesiam Sancte Crucis in Eboraco et ecclesiam 
de Donecastre et quicquid ei pertinet et xvj mansuras terre in eadem 
vila et j carucatam terre in Knemundashale et v bovatas ad 
moras et j carucatam terre in  Wirmeswrthe, et in Cottingwic 1j 
carucatas et ecclesiam de | Hotuna et j carucatam terre, et in 
Tornetuna ty carucatas terre et ecclesiam de Baigtuna et j 
carucatam terre et decimas suas, et tn Donecastre et circa Donecastre 
decimam suam et in Karetorp (iij carucatas terre. 

Gilebertus Tisun, tj bovatas terre in Helinglei. 

Robertus Andegavensis, decimam suam in Hesel et j bovatam terre. 

Gocelinus, j carucatam terre in. Watsanda ; tm Eboraco iiij 
mansuras terre; in Lincolnia viij mansuras ; in Hundolvesdale iiij 
carucatas terre et dinidiam. 

Gamel Grimessuna, x bovatas terre in Kircabi. 

Willelmus episcopus Dunelmensis, j; carucatam terre in Houdacliva. 

Ulf Fornessuna, j carucatam terre in Scerpingbec : in Hoteswella 
ecclesiam et j carucatam terre. 

Alwredus, dj bovatas terre in Wintringtuna, et Rompharus tij 
bovatas terre et r bovatas de saca regis pro quibus debent reddi 
unoquoque anno xv solidos et nichil omnino aliud sed quietas haberi. 

Hompharus, in Osolvebi iij bovatas; in Osegotabi iij bovatas 
terre. 

Picotus in Lincolnia ecclesiam Sancti Petri. 

Normannus, unam culturam terre jucta Lincolniam. 

Wigotus, totam terram quam habuit in Eboraco in Usegata. 

Robertus de Brus, Appeltonam et quod ad idem manerium pertinet, 
et Hornebi et totam illam terram que est inter predictum. manerium 
et regiam viam, per quam itur de Eboraco Dunelmum, que terra 
fuit de manerio quod Middeltuna vocatur, et in Sundarlandawic ij 
carucatas terre et 3. molendinum. 

Wigan de Hornebi, ecclesiam ejusdem ville et j carucatam terre. 

Bertramus de Verduna, ecclesiam et tj hidas in  Bosewrde et 
Hobertus de Brideshala ecclesiam. ejusdem ville et quod ei pertinet, 
et ij carucatas terre in Stiresbi. 

Ivo Talebois, (ij carucatas terre in Clartona et ecclesiam de Kirca- 
bistephan et tij carucatas terre et decimam suam; in Wintonia 1j 
bovatas terre et decimas suas et ecclesias de  Kircabikendala et de 
Hevresham et de Kircabilauenesdala et terras que ad easdem ecclesias 
pertinent, et villam que vocatur Hotunariof, et ecclestam de Bethum 
et terram ejus que vocatur Haverberc, et ecclesiam de Burtuna cum 
suis pertinentiis et j carucatam terre, et ecclesiam de Clipeham et 
q carucatam terre. 

Willelmus Asketilli filius, j molendinum juxta Binnebrok. 

Colegrim, tj carucatas terre et dimidiam in Bletona et 4j. molendina. 

Alanus de Crount, dimidiam carucatam terre in eadem villa. 

Walterus Daincurt, ecclesiam ejusdem ville et tj carucatas terre 
et dimidiam et ij molendina et decimas suas de Hanewrda et de 
Blaneaneia et de Corebi et de Cotes et de Turgaston et de 
Grenebi et de Hicalinga et de Knapetorp et de Ocartuna; Matildts 
wror ejus j carucatam terre que fuit. Brictive in Corebi et silvam 
que pertinet ad eandem terram; — decimam de dominio de 
Abingtuna et de Lins et de Tudenham et decimam Ribaldi de 
Pychenham et altera Lins et decimam Hervt de Thorp; decimam 


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Membrane 8—cont. 
Normanni de Flittaburn, decimam (Gerardi in Appelbi et Gatnestorp, 
et. terram. que vocatur. Northuda jurta Britonam in Lincoln. scira. 

Rompharus, in  Lincolnia terram suam et domos. et j croftum, 
Joel et j mansuram terre. 

Auca j mansuram terre in Lincolnia, | Osebertus Goldrun j 
mansuram, | Aschetinus. j mansuram et terram et domos infra 
murum Lincolnie et extra quas. Ermetrudis wvor Ricardi et filii 
eorum dederunt. 

Picotus filius Colsuani Lincolnie, 1j mansuras terre et quatuor 
acras in campis et le heredland. 

Homfarus, totam terram quam habuit in campis Lincolnie et 
prata ejus que terra vocatur in Landa. 

Aschatillus Siwata, j mansuram in Lincolnia; | Suaneburg iij 
mansuras et Alexander filius ejus. unan et tn Lincolnia terram 
quam Gerardus. tenuit et eam quam Costardus tenuit in. Lincolnia, 
et ij terras in Lincolnia quas Hugo nepos. Homphari | tenvit, et 
«nan mansuram quam Gurred frater ejusdem — Hugonis dedit in 
Lincolnia, et duas mansuras quas Ailricus frater eorum. dedit in 
Lincolnia, et j mansuram terre quam Iiedni — dedit, et j terram 
quam Alanus filins  Wiqgoti dedit, que videlicet jacet. inter. terras 
eorum et ommes terras quas. habent in Lincolnia et in Eboraco ;. in 
Dunesford j carucatam terre et dimidiam; in — Brantona ij 
carucatas. 

Goffridus de Stutavilla, insulam de Wroth et piscarias. 

Goffridus de la Wirche, insulam de Sandtofte. 

Willelmus de Warenna, tnsulam de Henes et piscarias ejus. 

Randulphus — Meschin, manerium de Wederhala et — ecclesiam 
ejusdem ville cum molendino et piscaria et bosco et ceteris 
pertinentiis, capellam de  Warthewyk, terram que camera | Sancti 
Constantini dicitur; in Corcabi ij bovatas terre; aquam de Kdene 
versus. ('orcabi, necnon. et ripam versus. Corcabi, in qua stagnum 
firmatum est, omnino videlicet liberas et quietas. sine diminuttone. 

Randulphus — Meschin, | ecclesias de — Appelbi, | scilicet Sancti 
Michaelis et Sancti Laurentii et terras earum cum decimis de 
dominiis ejusdem ville ex utraque. parte aque. 

Adam filius Suani, heremum. Sancti Andree. 

Utredus filius Ligolfi, iij partem C'rogeline cum ecclesia et ceteris 
pertinentiis, et tj bovatas terre in. — Estuna et molendinum de 
Scoteby; in C'umquintina dimidiam | carucatam. terre; in Sourebt 
decimam de dominio. 

Enisand filius Walteri, j carucatam terre que fuit Durandi 
in Coleby. 

Ketellus filius Eltreth, ecclesiam de Morlund et iij carucatas 
terre. 

Walthef filius Gospatrici, ecclesiam de Brunnefeld et corpus 
ejusdem  manerii; in Salehild decimam de dominio. 

In Copelandia, Willelmus Meschin, Kirkebibeccoch, hoc est vij 
carucatas terre cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et ecclesiam Sancti 
Bege et quicquid ad eam pertinet. stcut carta predicti Willelmi 
testatur. 

Randulphus — filius ejus, villam de Ananderdala et dimidiam 
carucatam terre 1n. Egremund. 

Homaldus faber aliam dimidiam carucatam terre in. eadem villa. 

Ketellus filius Eltredi ecclesiam de  Wirchintuna et tj carucatas 
terre et j molendinum in eadem villa et villam de Prestona cum 
bosco et ceteris pertinentiis, 


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Membrane 8— cont. 


Walthef filius. (zospatrici, villam de Steainburna. 

Grospatrictus filius Orm, villam de Saltherye, et communam tn 
bosco et pastura sua de Wirchintona illis qui manent in. terra 
monachorum in eadem villa. 

Rogerus filius Gileberti, in Helsingha ij bovatas terre. 

Willelmus | filius | Gileberti, totam terram de Suarthoved. 

Reinerus dapifer, tj bovatas terre in Rotingtuna. 

(rodardus dapifer, ecclesias de Botle et de Witingham cum tota 
parochia que est inter Esc et parochiam de Millum. 

Matildis wvor / ejus, villam de Amdeseta cum omnibus que ad 
eam pertinent. 

Willelmus filings Dunecani, libertaten pannagiorum et salinarum 
infra divisas terre que pertinet. ad ecclesiam. S. Bege et commune 
foresti sui tam porcis monachorum quam hominum suorum et terram 
de Hotkuech. 

Alanus filius Waldevi, ij bovatas terre in Boseforda et xitij™ 
salmones unoquoque. anno in. Quadragesima, | scilicet de piscaria 
sua de C'ochermutha. 

Randulphus de Lindeseia, ecclesiam de Loueneswatar. 

Patricius de Gaurges, dimidiam | carucatam. terre in Kircabimis- 
pertun; in. Suttuna juxta. pontem. de Nortuna ij. carucatas. terre 
et ij bovatas; in Dridishala j molendinum ; in Moretuna dij 
carucatas terre. 

Lurgisius de Rodeham, iij carucatas. terre in. Nunintun. 

Walterus de Beningword, xij bovatas terre in Onlouebi, 

Petrus de Valuns, j. mansuram terre in Londonia. 

Berengerus de Todenei, ecclesiam. de Binnebroc. 

Uctred Ulfessuna, ecclesiam de Middletona in Richemunscira. 

Preterea precipio quod Abbas et monacht de Eboraco teneant 
bene et in pace et honorifice totum boscum suum et totam terram 
suam, ab aqua Duve usque ad aquam que apellatur | Sirena. sicut 
melius tenuerunt. tempore Henrici regis patris mei. Et defendo 
forestartis mets ne se inde intromittant, sed Abbas Eboraci faciat 
custodiri cervum. et cerram, aprum et Y anticipitrum + sicut fecit 
in tempore Henrici regis patris mei. Kt concedo Deo et Sancte 
Marie terram. extra Lincolniam que vocatur. Inland et Calvecroft 
cum omnibus pertinentiis. suis cum prato. adjacente et cum tota 
pastura inter Calvecroft et divisas de Gretwalla per sursum et 
deorsum | usque. ad medium cursum. de Withum. Et prohibeo me 
aliquis pascat ibi animalia sua. sine voluntate abbatis et 
monachorum. —— Preterea concedo. et confirmo — predictis monachis 
totam decimam venationis mee de Fiboraciscire inperpetuum habendam 
in carne scilicet [et] in coriis quicunque. venactonem ceperit; et 
lardenarit met eam eis liberent totam, et vicecomes meus de 
Kboraciscire videat wt sine labore et molestia habeant | monachi 
predictam decimam, et hanc. decimam eis concedo et confirmo, sicut 
carta Henrici regis patres met testatur, et confirmo eis totam 
pasturam inter Edena et regiam viam que ducit de Karliolo ad 
Eppelbi et ad Wedral usque ad Dribec. Et concedo. ets et confirmo 
forestam meam ad porcos suos de Wed’ sine pannayio. Ft precipio 
quod abbas Eboraci et monachi predicti teneant. omnes terras et res 
suas, que per cartam Legis Henrici patris. mei et meam firmate 
sunt, et in pace possileant. Et non disseisiantur inde mec. ponantur 
in placitum. nist coram me. Et si de aliqua rerum harum. dissaisiti 
fuerint, justicie mee et vicecomites faciant eos resaisiari et in pace 


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Membrane 8—cont. 


temere. Nee nampnum eorum capiatur, nisi Abbas prius de recto 
defecerit nisi juste facere debuerit. Hee ttaque omnia. suprascripta 
Deo et ecclesie predicte imperpetuum optinenda regia | auctoritate 
et regali sigillo confirmo, sicut. hec presens. carta testatur. Testibus 
hiis, Baldewino archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, Waltero Rothomayensi 
archiepiscopo, Leyinaldo | Bathoniensi | episcopo, Johanne Norwwicensi 
episcopo, Hugone | Dunelmensi | episcopo, Godefrido de Luci tunc 
Wintoniensi — electo, Ricardo tune Londoniensi electo, Willelmo 
comite de Maunderilla, Willelmo Marescallo, Rogero de Bigod, 
Roberto comite Leycestrie, Galfrido  Loistoir et pluribus aliis. 

2. Johannes Dei gratia ree Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dus 
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, prepositis et 
omnibus balliris et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse 
et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Hoberto abbati Sancte Marie de 
Eboraco, quod possit includere boscum | suum. in. Normannebi. qui 
tocatur (rauthscou et facere. tude parcum. Quare volumus et 
firmiter precipimus. quod predictus abbas et successores. sui post eum 
habeant et teneant parcum illum imperpetuum bene et in pace, libere et 
quiete, sicut liberum parcum cum omnibus pertinentiis suis ad. faciendum 
tnde roluntatem suam. — Preterea. concessimus et hac carta. confir- 
marinus predicto Abbati quod ipse et successores. sut tmperpetuum 
possint capere rulpem et leporem. in. forestis. nostris per totam 
Eboracscire libere sine cujuslibet | contradictione. Et prohibemus 
super forisfacturam | nostram ne aliquis illis de supradictis impedi- 
mentum facat. — Testibus, G. filio D'etri, comite Esserte, H. comite 
de Clara, W. comite Saresberie, H. comite Herefordie, A. comite 
Ebroici, Hugone de Nevill, Wiülelno | Brürer, Roberto de Veteri 
Ponte, Petro de Stokes. Data per manum domini | Simonis 
Cistrensis electi, apud Wintoniam, .riij die Aprilis anno regni nostri 
quinto. 

8. Johannes Dei gratia rer Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, duc 
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie archiepiscopis, episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, ricecomttibus, prepositis et 
omnibus balliris et fidelibus suis per Angliam constitutis, salutem. 
Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et predecessorum — nostrorum 
dedisse licentiam abbati et conventui Sancte. Marie Eboraci inelu- 
dendi boscum suum de Overtona et faciendi inde liberum parcum, 
sicut. antique dirise jacent. inter predictum  boscum et villam. de 
Beningburgo et sicut. divise antique jacent. inter rillam de Wipe- 
tuna et villam. de Orertona et sicut. divise «mntique jacent inter 
Scheltunam et Orertonam usque ad ripam de Use. Quare volumus 
et firmiter precipimus quod iidem abbas et conventus et eorum suc- 
cessores habeant et teneant. imperpetuum predictum paren suur 
infra clausum illud secundum divisas prenominatas bene et libere 
et quiete cum — bosco tam viridi quam sicco et cum bestiis et 
omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis ad faciendum inde commodum suum et 
voluntatem, estibus hiis, domino H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, 
Galfrido filio Petri, Willelmo | Marescallo, Roberto filio — Ilogeri, 
Hugone de Nevilla, Petro de Stokes, Willelmo de Cantelou, Roberto 
de Ropele. Data per manum domini S. Cicestrensis electi apud 
Wintoniam. sxtij die Aprilis anno regni nostri quinto. (Cf. Rotuli 
Chartarum, 128.) 

4. Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dur 
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, 





1308. 


June 29. 


Bristol. 


1 EDWARD II. 119 





Membrane 8—cont. 


abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justictis, foreatariis, vicecomitibus, 
prepositis et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis per Angliam con- 
stitutis, salutem. — Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et predecessorum 
nostrorum | confirmasse. — Abbati et conventui Sancte. Marie Eboraci 
totum buseum suum cum forestaria et totam terram suam ab aqua 
Duve usque ad aquam. que appellatur. Sirena; et prohibemus fores- 
tariis nostris ne de bosco illo vel de terra illa se intromittant, 
set iidem. abbas et conventus et eorum. — successores habeant et 
teneant. imperpetuum bene et libere et quiete totum predictum. boscum 
cum forestaria ejusdem bosci et totam predictam — terram, salvis 
nobis cervo et cerva, apro et aucipitre, sicut. carta H. regis patris 
nostri testatur. ^ Testibus hiis, Domino H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, 
Galfrido filio Petri, Willelmo Marescallo, Roberto filio — Itogeri, 
Hugone de Nevill, Petro de Stokes, Willelmo de Cantelou, Roberto 
de Ropele. Data per manum | domini S. Ctcestrensis electi. apud 
Wintoniam, .riv die Aprilis, anno regni mostri quinto. 

5. A charter dated at Windsor, 27 February, 41 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 468.] 

6. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 April, 42 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. IL, p. 5.] 

7. Letters patent dated at Kenilworth, 8 September, 50 Henry III. 
[Patent Iioll, 60 Henry 111, m. 6.] Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Gift to Hugh le Despencer of the manor of Beckele to be held by him, 
and his heirs, with the park, deer-leaps and other appurtenances by the 
services, which Edmund late earl of Cornwall used to render while he 
held it. 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of St. Mary's, York:— 

l. Henricus, rex Anglorum, T. archiepiscopo | Eboracensi et 
omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, in Eboracsira, salutem, 
Sciatts me concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et abbatie 
Sancte Marie de Eboraco et monachis ibi serrientibus Deo octo 
carucatas terre in Rudestein cum pertinentiis, cum advocatione ecclesie 
de Hudestein quas — videlicet Willelmus — Deverel. eisdem monachis 
dedit in elemosinam. Et ideo volo et firmiter precipio quod predicti 
monachi eas cum advocatione ejusdem. ecclesie bene et in pace, libere 
et honorifice semper teneant. — Testibus, R. episcopo Lincolniensi, 
Nigello de Albini, apud Wintoniam. 

2. Henricus rer Anglorum, Waltero Espec et Eustachio filio 
Johannis et Fornont et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et sidelibus 
et ministris suis Francis et Anglis de Eboracsira, salutem. — Sciatis 
me concessisse Deo et Sancte Marie Eboraci et Gaufrido | abbati 
et monachis suis ibidem. Deo servientibus in elemosina iij carucatas 
terre in Nonintona quas Turgisius de Hadeham dedit eidem. ecclesie 
in elemosina. Et volo et firmiter precipio ut abbas et predicti 
monachi ita bene et in pace et honorifice teneant. terram. istam 
sicut. melius et henorificentius tenent. totam | aliam. terram. suam et 
sicut. ipse Turgisius eis eam dedit et concessit, Teste Turstino 
archiepiscopo Eboracensi apud. drgen . . . . 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Jlembrane 1—cont. 


8. Henricus rex Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciario 
et viceconuti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis 
de Lincolnie scira, salutem. —— Sciatis me concessisse et conjirimasse 
Deo et ecclesie. Sancte Marie Eboraci et abbati Ricardo et monachis 
ibidem Deo servientibus terram extra Lincolniam que vocatur in 
Land et Calvecroft cum omnibus — pertinentiis suits cwn. prato 
adjacente et cum tota pastura inter Calvecroft et divisas de 
Gretewelle per sursum. et deorsum | usque. ad medium cursum de 
Whithum, et prohibeo ne aliquis pascat. ibi animalia sua sine 
voluntate abbatis et monachorum. Et concedo eis hanc terram 
prout. Rompharus eis dedit cum tol et tem et infangenthef et cum 
aliis liberis consuetudinibus ; et prohibeo ne aliquis eis inde foris- 
faciat. Lestibus, Roberto de — Sigillo, Galfrido — Peverel, apud 
Wyndeshoram. 

4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 41 Henry III, 
touching quittance of murage. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 461.] 

5. Letters patent dated at Brustwyk, 91 November, 88 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-13807, p. 290; Monasticon, III, p. 585 ; 
Register of Wetherhal, p. 14.] 


1308. 
Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
53 


Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
53 


Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
50 


Aug. 12. 
Northampton. 


Nov. 4. 


Westminster. - 


49 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 
48 


( 121 ) 


2 EDWARD II. 





MEMBRANE 14. 


Grant to Gilbert de Aton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bardelby, Holme by Seleby, Wellom and Knapeton, 
co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Guichard de Charrun, the younger, and his heirs, of s weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Sutton on Trent, co. Nottingham, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James; grant 
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant to Alan Houel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Sweinyngton and Alderford, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Crumbwell and Idonia, his wife, and her heirs, of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kymberworth, co. York, 
Malteby and Peverilthorp, co. Nottingham, Stavele, co. Derby, Moreton, 
co. Lincoln, Issingden, cos. Lincoln and Rutland, Eyworth, co. Bedford, 
and Bokeland, co. Buckingham. 


À charter in favour of John de Britannia. 
Vacated beeause below. — [ No. 45.] 


Grant to Master Richard Wauncy, parson of the church of St. Nicholas, 
Guldeford, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their chapel of St. 
Katharine on the Hill, called Drakehull by Guldeford, in the parish of 
the said church, co. Surrey, on the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew and 
the three days following. By K. 


Whereas King Edward I granted to Baldwin Wak, and his heirs, a 
yearly fair at his manor of Brunne, co. Lincoln, on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of the Holy Trinity and the five following days ; 

grant, at the request of Joan, late the wife of John Wak, son and heir 
of the said Baldwin, who holds the said manor for life, to the said Joan 
and Thomas her son and his heirs of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the 


' feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John and the five days in lieu 


Nov. 21. 
Byfleet. 
47 


Sept. 22. 
Chertacy. 
46 


Aug. 12. 
Northampton. 
45 


of the fair there as aforesaid. 
By K. on the information of Walter de Muncy and W. de Melton. 


Grant to Peter de Eyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suthcave, Byrland and Spaldington, co. York. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 138. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 8 June, 

8 Edward I, in favour of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of 
Jerusalem. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 226.1 

By p.s.  Dupplicatur et postmodum dupplicabatur. 


Whereas King Edward I had lately granted to John de Britannia, the 
king's cousin, earl of Richemund, the following castle, town, manors and 
lands, late of John de Balliolo, to wit the castle of Fodringeye with the 


Oct. 22. 


Westminster, 


Oct. 4. 


Westminster. 
43 


Nov. 28. 


Westminster. 
42 


Nov. 15. 
Westminster. 
41 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 18—cont., 


hamlets of Nassington and Yarwelle in co. Northampton, the town of 
Torkeseye, co. Lincoln, 28s. rent in Alkebarwe, co. Lincoln, 67s. rent in 
Beltesford, co. Lincoln, two carucates of land in Staunford, co. Lincoln, 
100s. rent in Wadyngton, co. Lincoln, the manors of Biwell and Wode- 
horn, co. Northumberland, the manor of Dryffeld with its hamlets, co 
York, 2 marks rent in Hykelton, co. York, lands in Repyndon, co. Derby, 
9s. rent in Great Stivecle, co. Huntingdon, 6s. 91d. rent in Baldewynho, 
co. Huntingdon, 2 marks rent in Brampton, co. Huntingdon, 8s. rent in 
Great Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 4s. rent receivable from the view of frank 
pledge in Little Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 57s. 2d. rent in Huntingdon, 
suit to the court of Huntingdon from the men of the town of Byssebrok, 
4s. rent in Wyssenden, co. Rutland, 16s. rent from the farm of fifty 
acres of land which master Robert Luterel used to hold in Sondersokene, 
co. Rutland, the manor of Kempeston, co. Bedford, the manor of Toten- 
ham, co. Middlesex, and the half hundred of Ludynglond, co. Suffolk, 
to be held by the said John de Britannia at the king’s will, all of which 
the said John still holds ; 

the king, for the good service rendered and to be rendered by the said 
John, has granted that the said John shall hold all the foregoing for 
himself and the lawful heirs of his body from the king and his heirs, as 
freely as the said John de Balliolo held them, by the services which the 
said John de Balliolo used to render therefore ; with further grant to the 
said John de Britannia of the reversion of all the lands, which Agnes de 
Valentia, late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo, and Eleanor de Geneure, late 
the wife of Alexander de Balliolo hold in dower in the said counties of 
the inheritance of the said John de Balliolo, to be held by him and the 
lawful heirs of his body ; provided that if the said John de Britannia die 
without lawful heirs of his body all the foregoing shall remain to the 

ing. 


Grant to John de Harcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Great Dunham and Suthacre, co. Norfolk. 


Grant to Robert de Knyghtesleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Knyghtesleye, co. Stafford. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Melshamby, co. York. | 
By K. on the information of J. de Sandale. - 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Whereas King Edward I by charter granted to Joan late the wife of 
John Wake, for life, a weekly market on Wednesday at her manor of 
Estdepyng, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of Michaelmas and the six days following ; 

the king has granted, at the request of the said Joan, to her and 
Thomas, son and heir of the said John Wake, and his heirs, a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Estdepyng and a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of Michaelmas and the six days following. 

By K. on the information of Walter de Mouncy and W. de Melton. 


Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Fodryngheye, co. Northampton, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Michael ; of two yearly fairs at their manor of Swafham, cv. Norfolk, 


1308. 


Dec. 1. 


Westminster. 
989 


Nov. 8. 


Westminster. 
98 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 
87 


Dec. 8. 


Westminster. 
96 


Dec. 20. 
King's 
Langley. 
85 


Dec. 8. 


Westminster, 
34 


2 EDWARD II. 128 


Membrane 12—cont. 


one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul and the thirteen 
days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of S. Peter in the 
Chair and the six days following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday 
at their manor of Loistoft, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the six days following; and of a 
weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Boston, co. Lincoln ; and 
of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Kyrketon in Holand, 
co. Lincoln. 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs, 
of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Uttoxhautre, 
co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; and of a weekly market on Friday at 
their manor of Stapleford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of Bt. John the Baptist. 

By K. 


Grant to Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Wednesday at their manor of Lanveyr in the marches of Wales, and 
of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and 
Jude and the three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast 
of SS. Philip and James and the three days following; grant also of free 
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor, and also of the 
following liberties, to wit soc and sac, thol and theam; and that the said 
Ralph and his heirs and their men of the said manor shall be quit of toll, 
pontage, passage, stallage and murage for their own goods within the 
king’s realm and power. 


Grant, at the instance of Robert de Haustede the younger, to John de 
Insula, son and heir of Baldwin de Insula, deceased, who is a minor and 
in the king’s ward, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Gatecombe, Caulborne and Whytewell in the Isle of Wight. 


Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 
18 Edward I, in favour of Bernewelle Priory. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 289, 
Vol. I, p. 95.] 


Grant to Hugh de Naunton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Aldreton, Rendlesham and Assh, co. Suffolk. 
By p.s. [851.] 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Grant, at the request of Isabel, queen of England, and of Joan Wake, 
the king’s cousin, to John de Peckebrigge of Spalding, Gilbert son of 
William, Walter Cluny, Walter Godard, John Cluny, John de Bradewell, 
Richard le Peleter, Godesman le Pelter, Simon son of Matthew, Richard 
Thurger, John de Neuton, Richard son of Reginald, John son of Simon, 
Alan de Copeldyk, Ranulph Dunfoghel, Robert Thurger, Alan son of 
Reginald, William de Teynton, Robert Jockes, Robert son of Matthew, 
John Altace, Robert de Wyberton, Walter son of Matthew, John son of 
Matthew, Nicholas Baret, Joce Cluny, Walter de Byker, John Monye, 
Geoffrey son of Ralph, Walter Roughevede, Godesman Polle, Simon 
son of Robert, Walter son of Nicholas de la Chaumbre, Robert son 
of Lucy, Richard de Flete, Hugh Dirmol, Matthew son of Ranulph, 


124 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 





Membrane 11——cont. 


Godesman le Roper, William Rybred, Richard dela Bothe, Roger de la 
Bothe, Guy Pitermons, Joce de Flete, Simon Prest, Alan Vineter, Simon 
Capel, Stephen le Horner, Alan Besaunt, Adam Besaunt, John Godewyne, 
William Godewyne, Robert Godewyne, Adam de Lyndeseye, John Beaufei, 
Robert son of John, Robert le Prest, William de Fordam, Hugh 
Godewyne, Charles Botte, Bartholomew Sewale, Richard de Ponte, 
Richard de Kyme, Richard Catelyn, Richard le Flouter, Stephen Bene, 
Thomas Jockes, Robert Eliot, Gilbert Conayn, Henry le Clerk, Simon de 
Bobbeham, William de Gameliston, Nicholas le Roper, Adam Fitte, 
Hugh Rybred, Thomas de Elfen, Gilbert le Taverner, Ralph le Webbe- 
stere, John le Soper, Alexander de Hollebeche, Robert Sparwe, Nicholas 
Michel, Robert Michel, John Ray, Geoffrey Frere, William Temer, 
William le Chapman, Godfrey Milioun, Thomas Frere, Thomas Loke, 
Siward Stel, Alan de Hiptoft, Reginald Atter, William Atter, Alan Bosevill, 
Reginald Bosevill, Geoffrey de la Pesterine, Godesman Daunt, Thomas 
Baret, Matthew Monye, Bartholomew le Tannour, Walter Terry, Simon 
le Mouner, Andrew Terry, Simon le Packere, Andrew Barret, William 
Terry, John son of William, Richard Gerveys, Robert de Elfen, Robert 
de Kyrkeby, William Osgod, John Amy, John Wyot, William le Spicer, 
John de Todynham, Walter Deye, Andrew le Bercher, Nicholas de 
Multon, Ralph Chapman, Ranulph le Myre, Matthew Heyk, Nicholas le 
Carpenter, Stephen Botermouth, Geoffrey Romayn, William de la Cusine, 
Hubert Gase, Reginald son of Richard, Godesman son of Richard, Alan 
Dirmol, Alan le Fevre, Lambert le Fevre, Peter Ledebetere, Peter le 
Gronger, Adam Rybred, John Rybred, Adam Sutelte, Adam Temer, 
Nicholas de Tateshale, Adam Capel, John Gardyner, Bartholomew 
Manekyn, Robert Monie, John Charles, Robert de Wyk, Richard atte Assh, 
William Malle, Stephen de la Bothe, Geoffrey de la Butelerye, William 
Kyng, Roger Cademan, Simon Frari, John Vinte, Richard le Rede, Alan 
Hubred, Alan del Stowe, John Mone, Roger le Cupere, Robert le Cupere, 
William Gase, Simon de Wyrmegeye, Godesman Gillot, Thomas Horbore, 
Hugh le Braceure, Simon Frere, William Frere, Richard Levot, William 
le Monye, William Polle, John Love, Richard de Quappelode, Walter 
Bette, Alexander Bette, William de Lewes, Stephen Feykes, Thomas atte 
Ovene, William Haldayn, Andrew de Drava, Simon son of Ralph, Robert 
son of Ralph, William Pykeman, Elias Baret, Stephen de Gannok, John 
de Wykes, Alan Skeye, Adam Bele, William Bele, Peter son of Richard, 
Robert Hyry, William Doddel, Thomas Gillot, Hugh Ray, Richard de 
Lewes, Henry Toyte, John Rate, Joce atte Cros, William Kyloun, Robert 
Haldeyn, Lambert Haldeyn, William Grym, William Clapcote, Gilbert de 
Bradewe, Hugh son of Gilbert, Thomas Fox, Lambert son of Gilbert, John 
Capel, John Burgeys, John Skeye, Simon Bittok, Thomas de Gedeneye, 
Alan Geldherd, Richard le Couhyrd, Walter de Bradowe, John Beauman, 
Robert Hem, John Durnuit, Geoffrey Kyte, Nigel Fobbe, Richard Vinte, 
John son of Margaret, Geoffrey le Pestur, Ralph le Pestur, John Bere, 
William Palefrey, John Orfeure, Simon Geselynge, Richard Cluny, 
Gilbert Cluny, Roger le Horner, Hugh Kyriel, Geoffrey Auke, Thomas 
son of Nicholas, Roger Curteys, William Puddyng, Thomas de Pincebek, 
Walter le Carpenter, Henry le Cuper, Ranulph Vineter, Richard le Fevre, 
Gilbert Spikyng, Thomas Thurger, John son of Nicholas, Adam Mouth, 
Richard de Len, John de La, Adam Hebbes, Matthew son of William, 
Stephen le Clerk, Richard le Clerk, Richard Orger, Joce Elys, William 
Elys, Reginald son of Ralph, Hugh Claymund, Alan de Pekebrigge, 
Geoffrey Prestessone, Gregory Gillot, Alan Tatemolle, William Kelhod, 
Thomas Dobyn, Gilbert Kelhod, Peter Kelhod, Gilbert son of Walter, 


1308. 


1309. 


Jan. 1. 
Windsor. 
383 


Feb. 26. 
Westminster. 
32 


Jan. 4. 
Windsor 
31 


2 EDWARD II. 125 


Membrane 11—cont. 


Gilbert Randolf, William Sterre, William de Panetrie, William Grym 
Peter de Brotherhous, Gilbert Bertelot, Roger Baret, John le Redere, 
William de Swynesheved, Adam Baret, Peter Grym, Alan Geselyng, 
Roger Ratte, John Feykes, Thomas del Celer, William del Celer, 
Thomas Gayderought, Robert de Kyrketon, Hugh de Fresby, William de 
Kele, Robert Pone, John Souyene, Gilbert Nolle, John Geselyng, Roger 
Alrede, Matthew son of Alan, Robert le Usher, Guy Wyther, Robert 
de Cheyle, Hugh Provost, Geoffrey Mussheroun, Roger de Ferkham, 
Gregory de Coubyt, Roger de Laxhom, Geoffrey de Pecbrigge, Gilbert 
Martyn, John Brun, Hugh Skyppe, Gilbert le Deye, Robert de Sutton, 
John Suet, Geoffrey Rybred, John Rede, Gregory Tollere, Geoffrey 
Noble, Richard Gymme, John Auke, William Castelman, William Kede, 
Hugh Mersause, Hugh Brevetur, William Hert, William Erl, Roger 
Swan, William Tour, Thomas Baty, Richard Warner, Henry Grubbe, Guy 
Braynde, William Jeckes, Alexander de Holebeche, Robert Organer, 
Wilham Beuwe, Richard Biscop, Walter Monie, Gilbert Jangel, Guy 
Beuwe, Hugh Alston, Adam Engleys, Simon Bele, Robert Cluny, Richard 
son of William, Adam Walkere, Simon Skeye, Richard Roughheved, 
William Pentyng, Lambert Wylde, Gilbert Carpenter, Robert Lomb, 
William le Ferur and John Cluny, the younger, men of Spaldyng, and 
there dwelling, that they and their heirs dwelling in the said town shall 
be quit of paying toll, pavage, pontage, stallage, lastage and murage from 
their own goods and merchandise in Spaldyng and through all Holand, 
except the town of Boston during the fair of Boston. By K. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of 
Robert Hastang :— 

1. A charter dated at Lanercost, 1 October, 384 Edward I. [See 
above p. 68.] 

2. <A charter, dated at Carlisle, 12 April, 85 Edward I, giving, 
for good service, to Robert Hastang the manor of Byres, late of 
Alexander de Lyndeseye and David, his son, enemies and rebels to 
the king in Scotland, which they held on the day on which they 
withdrew from their allegiance by adhering to Robert de Brus and 
his accomplices and thereby forfeited, to be held by the said Robert 
Hastang and his heirs by the services due therefrom ; witnesses, 
W. archbishop of York, primate of England, W. bishop of Coventry 
and Lichfield, R. bishop of London, J. bishop of Carlisle, Henry de 
Lacy earl of Lincoln, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Hugh 
le Despenser, Robert de Clifford, John de la Mare : given under the 
seal of Scotland. By pet. of C. 


Grant to Res son of Houel, clerk, and his heirs, in consideration of his 
surrender to the king of the manor of Pontesbury, co. Salop, of the 
reversion of all the lands in the manor of Talgargh in the marches of 
Wales, which John son of Reginald lately quit-claimed to the king, and 
which the king afterwards restored to the said John to hold for life with 
reversion to the king, to be held with the park, pasture, mill and its suits 
and services and all other appurtenances, as freely as the said John held 
them and by the same services. 


Grant, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to the king in 
Scotland by John de Sapy, king's yeoman (vallettus), to Petronilla Sapy, 
mother of the said John, and her heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Sapy, co. Hereford, By p.s. [967.] 


126 


13809. 
March 4. 


Westminster. 
$0 


March 4. 


Westminster. 


27 
March 4. 


Westminster. 


26 


March 4. 


Westminster, 
25 


March 4. 


Westminster, 
24 


March 7. 
King’s 
Langley. 
29 


March 8. 
King's 
Langley. 
22 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lanercost, October 5, 
84 Edward I, in favour of the church of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the 
bishop thereof [see abore p. 70], and further grant, out of devotion to the 
Holy Trinity and affection to John, bishop of Norwich, to the said bishop, 
prior and convent, touching the view of frank-pledge granted to them by 
the charter of King John therein confirmed, that their right to hold the 
said views of frank-pledge shall not be prejudiced by any non-user in the 
past. 


MEMBRANE 9 
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 16 June, 


r. 99 Edward I, in favour of the master and brethren of the hospital of 


St. Leonard, York. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 486.] 


Grant to Nigel le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Glencapy, Balimaconyn, Balibronegan, Tyrenshilagh, 
Ferenser, Nedcur, Garthclon, Balicolgen, Moundeloigh, Glencry, 
Balicathil, Balitenyth, Dunderk, Coulkulyn, Balymacorus and of 
Garvagh between the mountains of Thoman and Carveleg’, co. Dublin. 


Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of King Henry II, dated at 
Westminster, in favour of the abbot and monks of Cormeilles. 
[Monasticon, VI, 10776.] By fine of 100s. Dupplicatur. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 
12 January, 61 Henry III, in favour of Edmund, earl of Leicester 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 67], with further grant that Thomas, earl of Lancaster, 
son of the said Edmund, and his heirs, shall not be prejudiced by any 
non-user in the past of the said liberties, excepting always the clauses 
granting ‘ their free chace of Wysselay and Wymburneholt and the taking 
of venison in the said woods, as long ago adjudged by lawful knights in 
the king’s court of Westminster, and the quittance of the said woods from 
waste and regard.’ Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Edmund de Dacre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Heseham, co. Lancaster; grant also of a weekly market 
on Friday at their manor of Roderham, co. York, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Edmund the arch. 
bishop and the five days following. By C. 


Grant to Walter, bishop of Worcester, and his successors, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Stretford on Avon, co. Warwick, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and 
Paul and the fifteen days following. By K. 


Grant to Agnes de Valencia, the king's cousin, and her heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Hertfordingbiry, Holewell, Hatfeld, 
Blakemere, Westmeln and Brawynge, co. Hertford, Great Shelford and 
Troumpyton, co. Cambridge, and Blunham and Saundeye, co. Bedford. 

By p.s. [411.] 


Grant to Walter Reginaldi, bishop of Worcester, the treasurer, in 
consideration of his good services before and since his elevation, that he 
and his successors shall have in all the lands of the bishopric, return of 


1309. 


June 6. 
Westminster, 
21 


March 20. 
King’s 
Langley. 
20 


2 EDWARD II. 


127 


Membrane 8—cont. 


the king’s writs, pleas of withernaam, chattels of felons and fugitives, 
and fines and amercements of all their men and tenants to be levied by 
the said bishop and his successors and their bailiffs without impediment. 

By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to the good men of Shrewsbury, and their heirs, that, in lieu of 
the yearly fair granted to them by King Henry III, by charter dated 
20 September, in the 51st year, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Clement, they shall have a yearly fair in that town on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of St. James the apostle. By K. 


MEMBRANE 71. 


Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to John de 
Charleton of the manor of Pontesbury, co. Salop, which the king had of 
the gift of master Res ap Howel, to be held by the said John and the 
lawful heirs of his body, by the service of the fortieth part of a knight's 
fee and by rendering to the chief lords of the fee the services due 
therefrom, with reversion to the king. By p.s. 

Mandate de intendendo. By p.s. 

Mandate to Roger de Haghmon, keeper of the said manor, to deliver 
the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his wife, the king’s niece, 
and the heirs of their bodies, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their 
manor of Brerdyng in the isle of Wight, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of 
St. John the Baptist. By p.s. [452.] 

Vacated, because restored and cancelled. 


Grant to Ralph de Camoyse, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wolbedyngg, co. Sussex. 


Grant to John de Cove and Eva, his wife, and their heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in North Hales, Cove and Thuryton, 
co. Norfolk [rectius Suffolk]. By K. 


Grant, at the instance of William de Monte Acuto, to William Busshel, 
and his heirs, of two fairs at their manor of Bradelegh, co. Devon, one 
on the two days before the Ascension, the feast and the morrow, and the 
other on the two days before All Saints, the feast and the morrow. 


By p.s. 
Grant to Alan de Plogenet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 


- Friday at his manor of Kilpek, co. Hereford, and of a yearly fair there 


on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption and the two days following. 
By K. 


Grant to Alexander de Cave, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suth Cave, Ripplingham, Howum and Kyblingootes, 
co. York. By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and Margaret his wife, the king’s niece, 
and the lawful heirs of their bodies, of a weekly market on Thursday at 
their manor of Torpel, co. Northampton, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Giles, By K. 


128 


1309. 


June 5. 
Westminster, 
18 


June 11. 
Westminster, 
12 


June 8. 
Sheen. 
11 


June 14. 
King’s 
Langley. 
10 


June 14. 
King’s 
Langley. 
9 
June 14. 
King’s 
Langley. 
8 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS 


Membrane 7T—cont. 


Grant, at the instance of Richard Lovel, to William Malerbe, and 
his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Shipham, 
co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Leonard. By p.s. 


Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter whereby Henry de Lacy, earl 
of Lincoln, granted, for the honour of St. Edmund, to the abbot and 
convent of St. Edmunds the reversion of the manor of Estbradenham 
with all appurtenances and the advowson of the church there after the 
death of Juliana, late the wife of Walter de Sturton, who holds the said 
manor and advowson for life of the demise of the said earl; to be held 
in frank almoin for the support of the cellar (celerarie) of the said abbey; . 
witnesses, Sir Robert son of Roger, Sir Payn de Tybotot, Sir John de 
Butteturte, Sir Giles de Trumpeton, Sir William de Hanyngfeld, Sir 
Ralph de Henhale, and Sir Edmund de Hemgrave, knights; dated at 
London, 5 March, 2 Edward II. 

By K. on the information of J. de Sandale and W. de Melton. 


Grant to William de Monte Acuto, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Aston Clynton, co. Bucks. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbess and nuns of Romeseye :— 

1. A charter dated at Kenylleworth, 18 July, 50 Henry III, 
granting to the said abbess and nuns a weekly market on Wednesday 
at their manor of Assheton, co. Wilts, and & yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary; 
witnesses, Philip Basset, Robert Waleraund, Robert Aguyllun, William 
de Aette, Nicholas de Leukenore, Walter de Burges, Ralph de Bakepuze, 
Peter de Nevill, Gilbert son of Hugh, Bartholomew le Bygod. 

2. A charter dated at Woodstock, 10 July, 52 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, pp. 102-106.] 

9. A charter dated at the Tower of London, 8 February, 56 
Henry III. (Ibid p. 179.] 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Roche d'Orival, 
80 July, 1 John, in favour of SS. Mary and John the Baptist and the 
canons regular of Lantonay. [Jiotult Cartarum, p. 7.] 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

Johannes, filius domini regis Anglorum et dominus | Hibernie, 
omnibus Sancte. Matris. ecclesie filiis presentibus et. futuris, salutem. 
Sciatis me divini amoris intuitu et pro salute anime mee et omnium 
antecessorum. et. successorum. suorum. dedisse. et concessisse et presenti 
carta mea confirmasse in liberam et puram et perpetuam. elemosinam 
Deo et ecclesie Beate Marie et Beati Johannis. Baptiste de Lanton' 
et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus | ecclesiam Sanctt Kinani de 
Duvelech in Hibernia cum omnibus ad eam pertinentibus in capellis 
videlicet. et terris. et decimis et oblationibus et obventionibus et cum 
omnibus aliis rebus ad predictam ecclesiam. pertinentibus. — Quare. volo 
et firmiter. precipio quod predicti canonici prefatam. ecclesiam habeant 
et teneant. bene et tn pace, libere et quiete, cum omnibus que ad ipsam 
ecclesiam. pertinent; testibus, Willelmo de Wenneral, Alardo camerario 
meo, (ileberto de Nugent, Willelmo de Meseth’, apud Londonias, 


1309. 
June 10. 


Westminster. 


June 5. 
Westminster. 
6 


June §. 
Westminster. 
b 


June 5. 
Westminster. 
4 | 


June 16. 
King's 
Langley. 
3 
July 17. 
King's 
Langley. 
2 


June 22. 
Coventry. 
l 


2 EDWARD II. 129 


MEMBRANE 4. 


Whereas the king lately, for good service done, gave among other lands 
to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his wife, the king's niece, the castle 
of Caresbrok and all the other lands in the Isle of Wight, which were of 
Isabel de Fortibus, late countess of Aumale, to be held by the said Peter 
and Margaret, and the heirs of their bodies, by the services due therefrom 
before the said lands came into the hands of King Edward I; 

the king, out of further grace, has now given to the said Peter and 
Margaret the manor of Wroxale in the said Island, which was of the 
said Isabel, and which Matthew son of John, now deceased, held for life 
by grant from Edward I; to be held by the said Peter and Margaret, and 
the heirs of their bodies, with the aforesaid castle and lands from the 
king, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, with reversion to the king 
and his heirs. By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 

Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator this side Trent, to deliver 
the said manor. 


Inspezimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 
6 February, 20 Edward I, touching the University of the Scholars of 
Cambridge. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 416.] 


MEMBRANE 8. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 
4 February, 15 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. Martin, London. 
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 129.] Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter of William I in favour of 
the church of St. Martin le Grand, London. [English Historical Review, 
XI (1896), pp. 786-744.] 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Woodstock, 16 June, 
16 Henry III, in favour of the citizens of Waterford. ^ (Calendar, 
Vol. I, p. 157.] By p.s. [521] 


Grant to William de Melton, king’s clerk, dean of the church of 
St. Martin le Grand, London, and his successors, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Godynestre, co. Essex, and of, à yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula. 

By p.s. anno tercio. [602] 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant to Thomas le Botiller, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bascilden and Ásshehamstede, co. Berks; grant also of 
a weekly market on Monday at his manor of Bascilden, and of & yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas. 

By p.s. [627] 


80797 I 


120 


1308. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 1—cont. 


8. Henricus rez Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciario 
et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis 
de Lincolnie scira, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse 
Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie Eboracit et abbati Ricardo et monachis 
ibidem Den servientibus terram extra Lincolniam que vocatur. tn 
Land et Calvecroft cum omnibus — pertinentiis suts cum prato 
adjacente et cum tota. pastura inter Calrecroft et divisas de 
Gretewelle per sursum. et deorsum usque. ad medium cursum de 
Whithun, et prohibeo ne aliquis pascat ibi animalia sua sine 
voluntate abbatis et monachorum. Et concedo eis hanc terram 
prout. liompharus eis. dedit cum tol et tem et infanyenthef et cum 
aliis liberis consuetudinibus ; et prohibeo ne aliquis eis inde foris- 
faciat. ^ Testibus, Roberto de — Sigillo, (alfrido — Deverel, apud 
Wyndeshoram. 

4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 41 Henry III, 
touching quittance of murage. — [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 461.) 

5. Letters patent dated at Brustwyk, 21 November, 88 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent liolls, 1301-1307, p. 290; Monasticon, IIT, p. 585 ; 
Hegister of Wetherhal, p. 14.] 


1308. 
Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
53 


Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
52 


Aug. 2. 
Berkhamp- 
stead. 

51 


Aug. 7. 
Northampton. 
50 


Aug. 12. 
Northampton. 


Nov. 4. 
Westminster. - 
49 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 
48 


Nov. 21. 
Byfleet. 
47 


Sept. 22. 
Chertaey. 
46 


Aug. 12. 
Northampton. 
45 


( 121 ) 


2 EDWARD II. 





MEMBRANE 14. 


Grant to Gilbert de Aton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bardelby, Holme by Seleby, Wellom and Knapeton, 
co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Guichard de Charrun, the younger, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Sutton on Trent, co. Nottingham, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James; grant 
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant to Alan Houel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Sweinyngton and Alderford, co. Norfolk. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Crumbwell and Idonia, his wife, and her heirs, of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kymberworth, co. York, 
Malteby and Peverilthorp, co. Nottingham, Stavele, co. Derby, Moreton, 
co. Lincoln, Issingden, cos. Lincoln and Rutland, Eyworth, co. Bedford, 
and Bokeland, co. Buckingham. 


A charter in favour of John de Britannia. 
Vacated beeause below. — [. No. 46.] 


Grant to Master Richard Wauncy, parson of the church of St. Nicholas, 
Guldeford, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their chapel of St. 
Katharine on the Hill, called Drakehull by Guldeford, in the parish of 
the said church, co. Surrey, on the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew and 
the three days following. By K. 


Whereas King Edward I granted to Baldwin Wak, and his heirs, a 
yearly fair at his manor of Brunne, co. Lincoln, on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of the Holy Trinity and the five following days ; 

grant, at the request of Joan, late the wife of John Wak, son and heir 
of the said Daldwin, who holds the said manor for life, to the said Joan 
and Thomas her son and his heirs of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John and the five days in lieu 
of the fair there as aforesaid. 

By K. on the information of Walter de Muncy and W. de Melton. 


Grant to Peter de Eyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Suthcave, Byrland and Spaldington, co. York. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 8 June, 

8 Edward I, in favour of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of 
Jerusalem. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 226.1 

By p.s. | Dupplicatur et postmodum dupplicabatur. 


Whereas King Edward I had lately granted to John de Britannia, the 
king's cousin, earl of Richemund, the following castle, town, manors and 
lands, late of John de Balliolo, to wit the castle of Fodringeye with the 


Oct. 22. 


Westminster, 


Oct. 4. 
Westminster. 
43 
Nov. 28. 
Westminster. 
42 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 
41 


Nov. 15. 


Westminster. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 18—cont, 


hamlets of Nassington and Yarwelle in co. Northampton, the town of 
Torkeseye, co. Lincoln, 28s. rent in Alkebarwe, co. Lincoln, 67s. rent in 
Beltesford, co. Lincoln, two carucates of land in Staunford, co. Lincoln, 
100s. rent in Wadyngton, co. Lincoln, the manors of Biwell and Wode- 
horn, co. Northumberland, the manor of Dryffeld with its hamlets, co 
York, 2 marks rent in Hykelton, co. York, lands in Repyndon, co. Derby, 
9s. rent in Great Stivecle, co. Huntingdon, 6s. 91d. rent in Baldewynho, 
co. Huntingdon, 2 marks rent in Brampton, co. Huntingdon, 8s. rent in 
Great Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 4s. rent receivable from the view of frank 
pledge in Little Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 57s. 2d. rent in Huntingdon, 
suit to the court of Huntingdon from the men of the town of Byssebrok, 
4s. rent in Wyssenden, co. Rutland, 16s. rent from the farm of fifty 
acres of land which master Robert Luterel used to hold in Sondersokene, 
co. Rutland, the manor of Kempeston, co. Bedford, the manor of Toten- 
ham, co. Middlesex, and the half hundred of Ludynglond, co. Suffolk, 
to be held by the said John de Britannia at the king's will, all of which 
the said John still holds ; 

the king, for the good service rendered and to be rendered by the said 
John, has granted that the said John shall hold all the foregoing for 
himself and the lawful heirs of his body from the king and his heirs, as 
freely as the said John de Balliolo held them, by the services which the 
said John de Balliolo used to render therefore ; with further grant to the 
said John de Britannia of the reversion of all the lands, which Agnes de 
Valentia, late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo, and Eleanor de Geneure, late 
the wife of Alexander de Balliolo hold in dower in the said counties of 
the inheritance of the said John de Balliolo, to be held by him and the 
lawful heirs of his body ; provided that if the said John de Britannia die 
without lawful heirs of his body all the foregoing shall remain to the 

ing. 


Grant to John de Harcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Great Dunham and Suthacre, co. Norfolk. 


Grant to Robert de Knyghtesleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Knyghtesleye, co. Stafford. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Melshamby, co. York. 
By K. on the information of J. de Sandale. - 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Whereas King Edward I by charter granted to Joan late the wife of 
John Wake, for life, a woekly market on Wednesday at her manor of 
Estdepyng, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of Michaelmas and the six days following ; 

the king has granted, at the request of the said Joan, to her and 
Thomas, son and heir of the said John Wake, and his heirs, & weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Estdepyng and a yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of Michaelmas and the six days following. 

By K. on the information of Walter de Mouncy and W. de Melton. 


Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Wednesday at their manor of Fodryngheye, co. Northampton, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Michael ; of two yearly fairs at their manor of Swafham, co. Norfolk, 


1308. 


Dec. 1. 


Westminster. 
39 


Nov. 8. 


Westminster. 
98 


Nov. 15. 


Westuinster. 
87 


Dec. 8 


W estminster. 
36 


Dee. 20. 
King’s 
Langley. 
85 


Dec. 8. 


Westminster. 
94 


2 EDWARD II. 128 


Membrane 12—cont. 


one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul and the thirteen 
days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of S. Peter in the 
Chair and the six days following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday 
at their manor of Loistoft, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the six days following; and of a 
weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Boston, co. Lincoln; and 
of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Kyrketon in Holand, 
co. Lincoln. 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs, 
of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Uttoxhautre, 
co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; and of a weekly market on Friday at 
their manor of Stapleford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. 

By K. 


Grant to Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Wednesday at their manor of Lanveyr in the marches of Wales, and 
of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and 
Jude and the three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast 
of SS. Philip and James and the three days following; grant also of free 
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor, and also of the 
following liberties, to wit soc and sac, thol and theam; and that the said 
Ralph and his heirs and their men of the said manor shall be quit of toll, 
pontage, passage, stallage and murage for their own goods within the 
king’s realm and power. 


Grant, at the instance of Robert de Haustede the younger, to John de 
Insula, son and heir of Baldwin de Insula, deceased, who is & minor and 
in the king's ward, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Gatecombe, Caulborne and Whytewell in the Isle of Wight. 


Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 
18 Edward I, in favour of Bernewelle Priory. [(‘alendar, Vol. II, y. 289, 
Vol. Y, p. 95.] 


Grant to Hugh de Naunton, &nd his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Aldreton, Rendlesham and Assh, co. Suffolk. 
By p.s. [851.] 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Grant, at the request of Isabel, queen of England, and of Joan Wake, 
the king's cousin, to John de Peckebrigge of Spalding, Gilbert son of 
William, Walter Cluny, Walter Godard, John Cluny, John de Bradewell, 
Richard le Peleter, Godesman le Pelter, Simon son of Matthew, Richard 
Thurger, John de Neuton, Richard son of Reginald, John son of Simon, 
Alan de Copeldyk, Ranulph Dunfoghel, Robert Thurger, Alan son of 
Reginald, William de Teynton, Robert Jockes, Robert son of Matthew, 
John Altace, Robert de Wyberton, Walter son of Matthew, John son of 
Matthew, Nicholas Baret, Joce Cluny, Walter de Byker, John Monye, 
Geoffrey son of Ralph, Walter Roughevede, Godesman Polle, Simon 
son of Robert, Walter son of Nicholas de la Chaumbre, Robert son 
of Lucy, Richard de Flete, Hugh Dirmol, Matthew son of Ranulph, 





184 


1310. 


March 15. 


Westminster. 


11 


Feb. 24. 


Westminster. 
10 


March 22. 


Westminster. 


9 


Feb. 2. 
Waltham, 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane '[—cont. 


maneria cum pertinentiis suis habeant et teneant. per servicium duorum 
militum bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre, plenarie et honorifice, in 
bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in vivariis et stagnis, in viis et 
semitis, in aquis et molendinis et in omnibus locis et rebus ad predicta 
maneria pertinentibus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus 
suis. Testibus, Waltero Rothomagensi archiepiscopo, Huberto Sares- 
berienst episcopo, comite Johanne, Willelmo Marescallo, Willelmo comite 
Arundellie. Data apud Lions per manum Willelmi Elyensis episcoji, 
cancellarii nostri anno primo regni nostri, xzvij die Marcii. Is erat 
tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia aliquando perditum 
fuit et, dum in Alemannia capti fuimus, sub aliena. potestate constitutum, 
mutatum est.  Innovacionis autem hujus hit sunt testes, Willelmus comes 
Salesberie frater noster, Robertus de Turneham, Thomas Basset, 
Radulphus de Arden, Thomas filius Bernardi. Data per manum EF. 
Eliensis episcopi cancellarii nostri apud. Kahagnes, xaxiij die Januarii, 
anno regni nostri decimo. 
and although King Edward I in his court before Salamon de Roffa and 
his fellows, justices in eyre in Somerset, sued by writ de quo waranto 
against Henry de Urtiaco, the tenant of the said manors, for the hundreds 
of Bullston and Abbedyk, when the said Henry alleged that he and his 
ancestors since the making of the said charter had always held thc said 
hundreds as appurtenant to the said manors, and although the king then 
recovered them because they were not specifically mentioned in the said 
charter, as appears in the record which the king has caused to be brought 
before him ; 
yet, considering the long and continuous seisin which the said Henry 
and his ancestors have had of the said hundreds, and the good services 
rendered to the king and his father by the said Henry, the king of special 
grace has restored the said hundreds to the said Henry to be held by him 
and his heirs as appendent to the aforesaid manors. By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Robert de Clifford, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at his manor of Severnestok, co. Worcester, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Faith. By K. 


Grant to. Thomas Romeyn and Juliana, his wife, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Stokwelle and Clopham, co. Surrey. 
By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
rector and brethren of the church of Esserugge :—- 
1. A charter dated at King's Langley, 17 April, 14 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 881.] 
2. A charter dated at Ashridge, 8 January, 19 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 884, No. 57.] By K. 


MEMBRANE b. 


Grant to Thomas le Latimer of Wardon, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all his demesne lands in Claworth, Heyton, and Wyston, co. 
Nottingham. By p.s. 


8 EDWARD II. 185 


1310. MEMBRANE 44. 


March 22. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. rector and brethren of Asherugge :— 
7 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 October, 22 Edw. I. 
Calendar, Vol. II. p. 468.] 
2. Letters patent dated at Grantham, 14 July, 84 Edw. I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 455.) 
8. Letters patent dated at St. Paul’s, London, 6 October, 25 Edw. I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 811.] By K. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


March 22. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. rector and brethren of Asherugge :— 
6 }. A charter dated at Ashridge, 8 January, 19 Edward I. 
(Calendar, Vol. YI. p. 885, No. 55.) 
2. A charter dated at Devizes 20 September, 19 Edward I. 
(Calendar, Vol. II. p. 405, No. 10.] 
8. À charter dated at Blankford, by Bordeaux, 20 June, 165 
Edward I. [Patent Roll, No. 106 A. m. 5.] By K. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


March 80. Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. canons and brethren of the church of Marton :— 

5 1. A charter, whereby Henry de Nevill, for his soul and those of 
his wife, father and mother, gave to the church of St. Mary (beate et 
perpetue virginis), Marton, for the support of the canons and brethren 
there, the church of All Saints, Sutton, in frank almoin, with all 
rights of advowson and presentation belonging to him; witnesses, 
Robert de Barcwrthe, William de Brakenberge, Roger de Stikeswald, 
William Haget, Robert de Aufford, Robert Stabularius, Gilbert de 
Ortiis, John de Haunieby, Geoffrey de Heiling. 

2. A charter, whereby Robert de Nevill gave to St. Mary, Marton, 
and the prior and convent there a toft and two bovates in the town 
and territory of Sutton under Gautres in frank almoin, which toft 
and bovates Robert de Baxeby formerly held from the said donor ; 
to be held by the said prior and convent with all thereto belonging ; 
witnesses, Sir John de Bolemer, Sir Bernard de Nevill, Sir William 
Haget, Sir Ralph de Normanvill, Sir Simon de Lillyng, knights, 
John le Waleys, steward, Simon Guer, Paulinus de Lilling. Dated 
at Shenff Hutton, on the feast of St. James, A.D. 1272. 

8. A charter, whereby Robert de Nova Villa, for his soul and 
those of his wives, and his father and mother, gave to the church of 
St. Mary, Marton, and the canons and brethren there a messuage 
and an acre of land in Shyrefhoton, which Thomas Frescyng held, 
lying by the church-yard on the south side, and an acre of land lying 
on Westoftes next to the land late of William Stabularius, with the 
advowson of the church of the same town; to be held in frank 
almoin ; witnesses, Sir Geoffrey de Nova Villa, Sir Bernard de Nova 
Villa, Sir Peter de Ros, Sir William Latimer, Sir John de Burton, 
Sir William Haget, Sir Simon de Lilling, Sir Ralph de Normanvill, 
Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir Ralph son of William, Sir John de 
Ferlington, Sir John le Waleys; dated at Sheriff Hutton, 6 Ides 
October, A.D. 1278. 


186 


1310. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 2—cont. 

4. Letters whereby Walter, archbishop of York, gave to the house 
of Marton and the prior and canons there licence to impropriate 
the church of Sutton, which is of their advowson, making proper 
provision for a vicar in the said church; the prior and canons 
to have the great tithes (decimas garbarum) and all the free land 
belonging to the church, and the remainder to go to the vicar, 
who shall answer for the spiritualities and bear all episcopal 
and archidiaconal charges ; witnesses, master Richard Cornub’, canon 
of York, Adam de Rychemund, canon of Ripon, and Gilbert de Tywe, 
sacristan of the archbishop’s chapel of York, William Folyot, Richard 
de Bereford, William de Vescy, and Odo de Rychemund ; dated at 
Cawod, 12 Kalends March, in the seventh year of his pontificate. 

b. Letters, whereby W. archbishop of York inspected and 
confirmed an ordinance made by W. the dean of York under a 
commission issued to him by the said archbishop and dated at 
Churchisdun 7 Ides of February in the eighth year of his pontificate, 
touching the appropriation to the priory of Marton of the church of 
Hoton Vicecomitis, in the following terms :— 

The prior and convent shal] have the said church with the consent 
of Thomas de Nevill, now rector thereof, with all the great tithes and 
the land of the said church and with eight bovates of land and a 
close called the Frith and the tofts and crofts thereto pertaining, to 
find a chaplain in the said church to celebrate mass for the faithful 
departed, to their own uses, provided that in the said church.there 
shall be & perpetual vicar to be canonically presented to the arch. 
bishop at any vacancy by the said prior and convent, the said vicar 
to have as & dwelling place the toft adjoining the church conferred 
upon the said priory by Robert de Nevill with the advowson ; the vicar 
shall have all the altarage of the church except the tithes of wood 
and lambs and hay, which altarage by the judgement of credible 
persons is valued at 40 marks yearly ; he shall also have four acres 
of meadow in a suitable place for the support of a horse, which is 
needful for visiting the sick over the parish, which is a scattered 
one, and for paying suit (sequelas) to the chapter; the vicar shall 
serve the said church and the chapels of Stitnum and Ferlinton, 
themselves and their fellow chaplains; the vicar shall also find 
another chaplain in the said church to celebrate for the faithful and 
shall provide the church and chapels with other fit ministers and with 
books and proper ornaments ; the vicar shall find the usual lights and 
be answerable for the spiritualities and the archdeacon's procurations 
and for all ordinary duties (de ordinariis universis) ; if in process of 
time it shall appear by the view of credible persons that the profits of 
the said altarage, excepting as aforesaid, fall below or exceed 10 
marks, the archbishop and his successors may diminish or augment 
the said vicarage to that amount; the prior and convent shall pay 
20 marks yearly to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, York, and 
undertake all the extraordinary charges; this ordinance shall not 
prejudice the right of Thomas, now rector of the said church, until 
he resign or die; but on his resignation or decease the prior and 
canons may at once enter on the said church and possess it; dated 
at York, 12 Ides April, A.D. 1274. 

Dated at Wilton, 2 Ides December, A.D. 1274, in the eighth year 
of his pontificate. 

6. A writing whereby the dean and chapter of York confirmed 
the foregoing confirmation by the archbishop, dated at York, 
2 Ides August, A.D. 1276. 


1310. 


May 24. 
Kempton. 
4 


June 8. 
Windsor. 
3 


June 9. 
Kempton. 
2 


June 16. 


Westminster. 


3 EDWARD II. 187 


Membrane 2—cont. . 


7. Acharter, whereby Ranulph de Nevill, for the safety of his 
soul and that of his ancestors and heirs, granted to the church of 
St. Mary, Marton, and brother John de Wilton, the prior, and the 
canons there the site of the priory of Marton with all the lands, 
advowsons and appurtenances thereof in any way belonging to his 
fee, by whomsoever they were conferred upon the said church ; dated 
on the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, A.D. 1287; 
witnesses, Sir Brian son of Álan, Sir Ralph son of William, Sir John 
de Bulmer, Sir John de Ferlington, Sir John de Thwene, Sir 
Nicholas de Riparia, Sir Paulinus de Lilling, Sir William Burdun, 
knights, Baldwin de Skypton, Robert Haget, Simon de Lillyng, 
Roger de Thorneton. By K. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Whereas King Edward I granted to Robert son of Payn, and his heirs, 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Pole, co. Wilts, and Frome 
Whitefeld, co. Dorset, and also a weekly market on Wednesday at their 
manor of Stoke in Tynhide, co. Devon, and a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew, as appears by a letter 
of the said king sealed with his privy seal and still in the Chancery, and 
whereas the said Robert asserts that he did not then sue out (assecutus) a 
charter of the said grant ; 

the king now grants to him the said free warren, market and fair. . 

By K. 

Grant, at the instance of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the king's 
nephew, to Petronilla de Nerford, and her heirs, a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Holt, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew ; grant also of a yearly fair at their 
manor of Cleye, co. Norfolk, on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret. 

By p.s. [1069.] 


Grant to William de Melton, king's clerk, prebendary of the prebend 
of Northwell in the church of St. Mary, Suthwell, and his successors, of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Northwell and Wodehouses by 
Northwell, co. Notts. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a 
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Newebigging, co. Northum- 
berland, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy 
Trinity and the two days following; and of a weekly market on Friday 
at their manor of Boghes, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil and the feast of the Translation of St. Swithun and the two days 
following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of 
Burghersh, co. Sussex, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil 
and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the two days following, 
and the other on the vigil and the feast of St. Bartholomew and the two 
days following ; and of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of 
Bulewarehithe, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the 
feast of the Annunciation and the two days following. 

By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 


1310. 
July 8. 


Westminster. 
66 


July 9. 
Westminster. 
65 


July 16. 


Westminster, 


64 


July 16. 


Westminster. 
63 


July 16. 


Westminster. 
62 


July 11. 


Westminster. 


61 


July 16. 


Westminster. 
60 


July 18. 


Westminster, 
59 


July 12. 


Westminster. 
58 


Aug. 2. 


Northampton, 
57 


( 188 ) 


4 EDWARD II. 


MEMBRANE 22, 


Grant to Hugh de Veer and Denise his wife, and her heirs, of a yearly 
fair at their manor of Guthereston, co. Norfolk, on the three days before 
the feast of St. George the Martyr, the feast itself, and the three days 
following. By K. 


Grant to Geoffrey de la Lee, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Waterford, Stapelford, Brantfeld, Quenhawe, and 
Benyngho, co. Hertford. By p.s. 


Grant to William, archbishop of York, and his successors, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Patrington in Holdernesse, co. York, 
and of a yearly fair on the vigil and the feast of the Translation of 
St. Thomas the Martyr. By K. 


Grant to Thomas de Sheffeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Sheffeld, Waddeslay, Olerton, Braythewell, Staynton, 
Eckleshill, and Gresebrok, co. York. By K. 


Grant to Guy Ferre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands of the manor of Eythrop Rothing, co. Essex, although the said 
manor is within the metes of the forest of Essex. By K. 


Grant to Edmund Bacoun. and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Ewelme and La Dene, co. Oxford, and in Gynge Munteny, 
Gynge Joyberd, and Gynge Laundri, co. Essex. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of John de Ergayl, to Thomas son of Hugh de 
Karliolo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Swareland and Glanteley, co. Northumberland. By K. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Kokirsond, and their 
successors, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Gayrstang, 
co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of 
SB. Peter and Paul. By K. 


Grant to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret his wife, the king's niece, 
and the heirs of their bodies, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Tyntagel, Clymeslond, Helleston in Kerrier, Moresk, Rillaton, Helleston 
in Trigg, Liskeret by Tybeste, Penkuek, Talskidy, Tywarnail, Tremeton, 
Rostormel, Lostwithiel, Calistok, Tewynton, and Peulin, co. Cornwall, 
Lideford, co. Devon, Cosham, co. Wilts, Neuport, co. Essex, Walingford, 
Watlington, and Bensington, co. Berks, and Knaresburgh, Aldeburgh, 
and Routheclif, co. York. By K. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter dated at Westminster, 
18 August, 80 Edward I, in favour of the merchants of the Duchy of 
Aquitaine touching the trade in wine. [See above, p. 29.] 


By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


1310. 
Aug. 5. 
Nottingham. 
56 


4 EDWARD II. 189 


MEMBRANE 31. 


Grant, at the instance of William son of William, to Roger de Sancto 
Andrea, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Gotham, co. Nottingham, Haddon, co. Northampton, and Hengleston, 
co. Cambridge. By p.s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 10 
April, 88 Edward I, in favour of the tin-men of Devon. [See above p. 54.] 


By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, to Agnes 
late the wife of Warin de Meynwaryng for life, and to William son of 
William Trussell and Maud his wife and her heirs, after the death of the 
said Agnes, of free warren in all the demesne lands which the said Agnes 
holds for life of the inheritance of Maud in Wermyngham, co. Chester. 

By p.s. 

Grant to Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, and Margaret his wife, 
the king's niece, and the lawful heirs of their bodies, of the following 
liberties in the manor and honour of Knaresburgh, co York :— 

free chace in all the demesne woods of the honour, with the parks of 
La Haye, Bilton and Haywra within the honour as free parks; they shall 
have power to take and imprison all trespassers in their chaces, parks and 
warrens until they have made satisfaction for the trespasses ; their towns 
of Knaresburg and Boroughbridge (Pente Burgi) shall be free boroughs 
and the men of the towns free burgesses enjoying the liberties and 
customs of free boroughs ; the said earl and Margaret and their heirs shall 
have in the town of Knaresburgh a weekly market on Wednesday, and a 
yearly fair there for two days before the feast of St. Margaret and on the 
feast itself, and a weekly market on Saturday in the town of Borough. 
bridge and three yearly fairs there, one on the two days before the feast 
of St. James and the feast itself, the second on the two days before the 
feast of the Nativity of the Virgin and the feast itself and the third on the 
two days before the feast of All Saints and the feast itself ; they shall have 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Knaresburgh, Clint, Aldeburgh 
and Routheclif in the said honour and county; they shall have amends 
of breach of the assize of bread and ale of their own tenants and of the 
tenants of others in the said honour; they shall have infangethef and 
utfangethef, and gibbet and gallows (gibettum et furcas) at Knaresburgh 
and a gibbet at Aldeburgh to do justice on such thieves (latronibus) ; 
through all the liberty of Knaresburgh and Aldeburgh they shall have all 
beasts (animalia) called * weyf'; they shall have the amercements of 
their men of the said honour and liberty, and the chattels of their 
men of the same being felons or fugitive, in whatever court of the king's 
their men may be amerced or the goods adjudged; they and their men 
of the said liberty and honour shall be quit of all fines and amercements 
of the county and of suit to the county and wapentakes, and of toll, 
murage, pontage, passage, pavage, terrage, stallage, quayage,! cainaget, 
and tronage in the city of York and elsewhere throughout the realm ; 
they shall have the water of Yore and Use between the said town of 
Boroughbridge and the city of York in several, so that none shall fish 
there or pass in ship or boat without their licence; they shall have return 
of all the king's writs touching the said liberty and honour, so that no 
minister of the king shall enter the said liberty and honour to do any 
office there, save in case of the default of the said Peter and Margaret or 
their heirs or of their bailiffs; the king's justices of assize in the said 
county shall go to the said town of Knaresburgh to take assizes of 
tenements within the liberty and honour, and the justices of common 


140 


1310. 


Sept. 7. 
Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

52 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 21—cont. 


pleas when they come to the said county shall send some of their fellow- 
ship to the town of Knaresburgh to take such pleas there, and to hear 
and determine pleas of the crown arising within the said liberty and 
honour ; the said Peter and Margaret and their heirs within the said liberty 
and honour shall have two coroners to be chosen in the full county of 
York according to the law and custom of the realm, to do all that belongs 
to the office of coroner within the said liberty and honour; and they 
by their bailiffs and ministers shall have power to hold and plead all 
pleas of fresh force within the liberty and honour according to the due 
form of such pleas. By p.8. Dupplicatur. 

Memorandum that afterwards on the 80th of November in the said year 
the charter was renewed under tbe same date by writ of privy seal with 
the addition of the liberties set out in a schedule sewed to the said writ. 

Sewn to the membrane are the following— 

A writ of privy seal addressed to W. bishop of Worcester the chancellor 
and dated at Byger, 6 October, 4 Edward II, explaining that the petition 
of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, which the king sent to the 
chancellor, was defective in certain points of the franchises, which are 
mentioned in a schedule enclosed in the present letters, and ordering 
the chancellor to renew the charter to the said earl according to the 
enrolment made upon the said petition and to add in due form the 
franchises contained in the schedule. French. 

The Schedule referred to ‘quod ipse et homines sui de libertate et honore de 
Knaresborgh dc. quieti sint. thelonio, muragio, pontagto, passagio, pavagw, 
terragio, stallayio, caiagio,t cainagiot, et trunagio,’ dc. 

[The enrolment of the charter has been corrected by erasure and 
interlining to include the liberties mentioned in the schedule above.] 


MEMBRANE 20. 


Inspevimus of the following charters in favour of the church of St. John 
of Beverley :— 

1. A charter of Edward the Confessor. English. ([Thorpe. 
Diplomatarium, 891.) 

2. A charter of William I. English. [Ibid. 488.] 

8. H. rex Anglorum, O. vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus de 
Ewrewiescira salutem. Volo et precipio ut terra Sancti Johannis non 
geldet, si ipsa non geldavit tempore reyis Edwards et patris mei, set 
sit quieta. sicut. homines comitatus inde portabunt ei testimonium ; 
et consuetudines et libertates alias concedo ei, sicut. meliores habuit 
tempore regis Edwardi et patris mei. Teste Ho. comtte de Mellent, 
apud Wesmonasterium. 

4. Stephanus rex Anglorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
ricecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Presentis 
carte attestatione confirmo ecclesie Sancti Johannis de Beverlaco pacem 
suam infra leugam suam et ejusdem. violate pacis emendationem, sicut 
est a rege Alestano ipsi ecclesie collata et a ceteris Anglorum regibus 
confirmata; privilegia quoque et dona que a regibus Edwardo et avo 
meo Willelmo consecuta est et libertates omnes et consuetudines et 
dignitates et rectitudines tam in terris quam in aquis et in omnibus 
possessionibus suis, ciun soca et saca et tol et team et in hiis que 
ad illa ubique pertinent; feriam quoque. suam. ad Nativitatem 
Sancti Johannis Baptiste, v. diebus cum mea firma pace omnibus 
iuc venientibus et inde  recedentibus et — ibi morantibus, tam 
vendentibus quam ementibus, ct&m omnibus rebus suis; travas 


1310. 


4 EDWARD II. 141 


Membrane 20—cont. 


quoque suas per .totam Austriding wtj. ad cultrum et vomerem, 
etiam in dominicis maneriis meis, et denarios de travis sccundum 
consuetudinem — ipsius — ecclesie. Et volo et firmiter precipio, 
quod ipsa ecclesia ita teneat bene et in pace et honorifice et plenarie 
in omnibus rebus, im bosco et plano, im pratis et pasturis, in terris, 
in aquis, in mavibus et portubus et omnibus aliis rebus, sicut ipsa 
unquam melius et plenius et honorabilius et liberius tenuit. tempore 
regis Edwardi et Willelmi avi mei et arunculorum. meorum. regum 
Willelmi et Henrici et sicut. eorundem. carte regum. testantur. «Hee 
confirmo et regia auctoritate statuo et a Deo mihi collata potestate 
Wl ecclesie inperpetuum mansura — corroboro. — Testibus,  T'urstino 
archiepiscopo Eboracensi et Alexandro Lincolnensi episcopo et Niyello 
Elensi episcopo et Adel’ episcopo Carliolensi et Royero Canc’ et 
Roberto de Ver et Hugone Bigoto et Roberto filio Ricardi et 
Willelmo Martel et Roberto de Ferrariis, apud | Eboracum, anno 
incarnationis dominice m. c..rxxv, regni vero mei primo. 

5. A charter of King Henry II, dated at London. [Monasticon, VI, 
1808.] 

6. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux 
Normannie, Agquitanie, comes Andegavie, | archiepiscopis, | episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, 
ministris et omnibus ballivis et fidelíbus suis, salutem. Sciatis nos 
suscepisse in protectionem et defensionem nostram ecclesiam | Beverlaci 
et Simonem prepositum Beverlacensem et omnes homines, ves. et 
possessiones, jura, et libertates illius ecclesie et prepositi et clericorum 
ad ecclesiam illam pertinentes ; precipientes quod non faciatis vel 
ab aliquo fiert permittatis eis inde injuriam, vexationem aut 
gravamen, vel aliquid quod sit in dampnum vel dispendium juris 
vel libertatum predicte ecclesie. Volumus enim et firmiter precipimus 
quod ecclesia Beverlacensis et predictus Simon prepositus et successores 
su£ habeant et teneant toto tempore nostro et heredum nostrorum 
omnia jura libertates et dignitates que predicta ecclesia Beverlacensis 
et predecessores predicti prepositi habuerunt et tenuerunt. vel. tenere 
debuerunt temporibus antecessorum. nostrorum. | Volumus etiam quod 
libertates et dignitates date ab antecessoribus nostris et ab aliis Deo 
et Beato Johanni de Beverlaco et preposito illius ecclesie in nullo 
depereant vel minuantur vel ledantur per asstsas vel recognitiones 
rel constitutiones postea factas. Set si recognitiones vel assise fieri 
debeant de tenemento aliquo vel de re aliqua que pertineat ad 
prepositum — Beverlacensem et preposituram tam | in. dominicis 
quam feodis teneantur in curia prepositi — Deverlacensis, ubi 
placita inde — fuerunt et esse consueverunt tempore regis H. 
patris nostri vel tempore H. regis avi patris — nostri 
antequam recognitiones vel assise in regno nostro essent constitute. 
Volumus etiam et firmiter precipimus quod omnes detentores travarum 
sancti Johannis collatarum ab antecessoribus nostris in liberam 
elemosinam vel ab aliis in usus prepositi vel clericorum | Beverlaci, 
qui a predicto preposito et capitulo fuerint excommunicati propter 
ipsarum  travarum  detentionem vel propter alium — excessum ad 
mandatum predicti prepositi et capituli, etiam non expectato alio 
mandato secundum — consuetudinem —— regni — nostri, a — vicecomite 
Eboracensi et ballivis nostris de Eborachyra capiantur et teneantur, 
donec id predicte ecclesie et preposito plenarie emendetur. Ea vero 
que alienata sunt de prepositura Beverlaci in dampnum et dispendium 
illius, volumus et concedimus quod per judicium curie prepositi 
revocentur. — Testibus, R. comite Leycestrie, W. comite Arundellie, 


142 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


1 3 10. Membrane 20 —cont. 


R. comite Cestrie, Comite Willelmo Marescallo, Willelmo de Breosa, 
Willelmo de Albin’, Robert de Harecort, G. de Say, Willelmo 
Briewerr. Data per manum nostram. apud. Vernolium, viij die 
Octobris, anno reat mostri quarto. 
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 June, 25 Edward I. 
(Calendar, Vol. II. p. 468.) 
and confirmation of the same in favour of William de Melton the provost 
and the canons and clerks of the said church, with further grant that 
their enjoyment of the foregoing liberties shall not be prejudiced by any 
non-user in the part. By p.8. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 19. 


Dec. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Berwick-on- prior and canons of the Park of Helagh :— 
Tweed. 1. Acharter, whereby Alan de Wilton gave to St. Mary and St. 


John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, for the safety 
of his soul and those of Amicia his wife and Mary, his late wife, and 
of his father and mother and his brothers and sisters and ancestors 
and for the souls of Peter de Brus and Joan his wife and of William 
son of Peter, and for tbe souls of Lord Walter, archbishop of York, 
and of Master Matthew archdeacon of Cliveland, and of Tbomas the 
donor's brother, and of Peter de Brus and his wife and of William de 
Tameton, and his wife, in frank almoin, the hospital of St. Nicholas 
by Jarum with all its appurtenances and liberties, near and far; 
witnesses, Walter, archbishop of York, Roger the dean and the chapter 
of York, Master Matthew, archdeacon of Cliveland, Peter de Brus, 
Stephen del Maisnill, Walter de Percy, William de Tameton. 

2. Acharter, whereby the same Alan gave to the said canons, for 
the souls of the same persons, in frank almoin, twelve bovates of land 
in Hoton with à garden and the toft and croft belonging to them, 
that is all his demesne with the bondmen (rusticis) and all their tofts 
and crofts belonging to the said twelve bovates, with the enclosures 
(ofnamis) which the donor had in his hands pertaining to the said 
bovates, and a toft and croft which the donor bought from Peter the 
clerk ; to be held by the said canons quit of all service and secular 
exaction with all liberties within and without the town, by rendering to 
the donor and his heirs two marks yearly, and danegeld when it 
happens; with further gift, in frank almoin, of six bovates of land 
in the territory of Middleton with tofts and crofts, and of one 
carucate in the territory of Uplyum, which the donor held from 
Henry de Ferlington; to be held quit of all service and secular 
exaction; witnesses, as above. 

8. A charter, whereby Stephen de Wautham gave to the house 
and canons of the Park of Helagh, in frank almoin, four bovates of 
land in the town and territory of Bretteby, which he had of the gift 
of Joan daughter of Henry de Ferlington in her widowhood, to wit 
the two bovates with appurtenances which Thomas le Frankelayn 
formerly held of the donor in that town; and also two bovates with 
toft and croft and meadow, which Roger son of Laurence held of the 
donor, in tbe same town, with the said Roger, & bondman, and all 
that goes with him ; and the said donor ordained with the assent of 
Sir Elias then prior and the convent, who promised obedience to the 
said ordinance under pain of anathema, to the following effect :— 

the said Roger and his issue (seqwla) after him with one of the 
two bovates of land, which he once held from the donor, and with 


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the croft, toft, meadow and other appurtenances shall be the bond- 
man of St. John de Parco and the canons there, and that from the 
said bovate and bondman there shall be maintained seven cierges of 
good wax, each of one pound or more, if possible, upon the candle- 
sticks before the high altar of St. John the Evangelist in the said 
house on all Sundays and double feasts, and the other bovate which 
the said Roger formerly held from the donor and which has no toft 
shall be assigned to provide a pittance for all the convent on the 
feast of St. John the Evangelist; and the other two bovates which 
the said Thomas held from the donor shall be assigned to increase 
the clothing (indumentorum et vestimentorum) of the canons in the said 
house in spite of any denial of the prior or any other; and if the 
prior and canons shall enfranchise the said Roger son of Laurence or 
any of his descendants, anything that is paid for such liberty shall go 
to the up-keep of the said seven cierges; and if the prior and canons 
shall determine to make profit (lucrari) of the said bovates with 
their own plough, the said ordinance shall nevertheless continue to 
be observed ; 

with further gift of all the homage and service of Sir William 
Darel, his heirs and assigns, from a half carucate in Bretteby, which 
the said William had of the gift of the said Joan, who enfeoffed the 
donor thereof by charter herewith delivered to the prior and 
convent, so that the prior and canons shall have all profits arising 
from the said homage and half carucate ; all to be held from the donor 
in frank almoin by rendering in the stead of him and his heirs to the 
said Joan, her heirs and assigns, a pair of gloves or 1d. as they may 
choose, at Whitsuntide in lieu of all service ; 

witnesses, Sir William de Dak', sheriff of York, Rolland his 
under-sheriff, Sir William de Widingdon, Sir William de Middelton, 
Sir William de Leyrton, Sir Richard le Waleys, Sir Henry his 
brother, Sir John de Hamerton, Sir Thomas de Oterington, William 
de Bonevill, Morgan de Ditton, John Mansel le Serjant, John de 
Raygate, Richard de Leges, William le Bret, Richard de Torny, 
Robert de Kirkeby, constable of York ; dated at York, Thursday after 
the Nativity of the Virgin, 88 Henry III. 

4. A charter, whereby William de Tameton gave to the house of 
Bt. John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, for the safety 
of his soul and of that of his wife, in frank almoin, to support one 
canon beyond the eight then there, the new canon to be a priest 
celebrating divine service in the said place, a rent of 8 marks in the 
town of Pyketon, which Peter de Pyketon rendered to the donor for 
six bovates in the said town, go that if the said Peter or his heirs 
shall cease to pay the said rent, the six bovates shall yo to the use of 
the said canons; with further gift of the rent of 1 mark in the town 
of Scuherscelf, which William de Scuherscelf rendered for a carucate 
of land in the same town, and a rent of 4s. which Robert de Sexous 
rendered for a toft and croft and three acres of land in the same 
town; with further gift of all the donor’s land and rent in the town 
of Keppewic ; witnesses, Peter de Brus, Alan de Wilton, Walter de 
Percy, Stephen de Maneil, Robert Hygram, Stephen Guer, John de 
Geuton, Robert de Pottehou, William de Heding, William . de 
Dromundeby. 

5. A charter, whereby Alan de Wilton gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, in augmentation of his former gifts, the homage 
and service of bis free men in the town of Hoton, that is from nine 


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bovates of land with a toft and croft in the said town, to hold by 
rendering yearly 1 mark to Stephen de Mainil and 14. to the Hospital 
of Jerusalem for all service, except danegeld, of the which bovates 
William de Scuherscelf holds two for 5s. rent, and Hingeram de 
Bonington holds two for 40d., and Michael son of Henry holds two 
for 20d., and Nicholas de Braitwat holds two for 40d., and Walter 
son of Walter the chaplain holds one for 40d., all of whom shall in 
future hold from the said prior and canons by the same services; 
witnesses, Robert de Acclum, John de Meinil, Ralph de Tameton, 
Stephen Guer, John de Gauton, Robert de Pothau, William de Lerheby. 

6. A charter, whereby Stephen de Menil gave in frank almoin to © 
the house of 8t. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helagh and the 
canons there & yearly rent of three marks which the said canons used 
to render to him from three carucates of land in the town of Hoton 
by Ruddeby, which land is of the fee of the donor, to be held by 
them and their assigns, with all appurtenances ; for which gift the 
said canons have given to the said Stephen six bovates of land in 
Middleton, which they had of the gift of Sir Alan de Wilton; 
witnesses, Sir Robert de Stutevill, Sir Adam de Hilton, Sir John de 
Stutevill, Sir Walter de Mubray, Sir Teodore de Rubroc, knights; 
Robert de Meynil of Rungeton, Robert Guer, Stephen de Gouton, 
Roger de Semere, Robert de Scutherskelf, John de Gousel, Roger de 
Neuby and others. 

7. A charter, whereby William son of William de Siltona gave 
to the house of St. John the Evangelist of the Park, and the canons 
there, two bovates of land in the territory of Silton, which the donor 
received as his share of the dower of Alice, his grandmother (aria) 
after her death, with & toft and croft in the said town, all which 
William Talun held, to be held by the said canons quit of all service ; 
witnesses, Jordan Hayrun, William de Herlesaye, Robert Fossard, 
Ralph de Lek, Adam de Siltona, William Bibi, Walter de Silton, and 
William. 

8. A charter, whereby Adam son of Walter de Ormesby gave to 
St. John of the Park of Helagh and the canons there, in frank 
almoin, two bovates of land in Bernardesby, which the donor held 
from Walter de Hoton, and which lie next to the land of William the 
clerk on the north side, with a toft in the said town, which Robert 
son of Fulk held, to be held from Walter de Hoton and his heirs, 
by rendering yearly 1d. and by doing the foreign service pertaining 
to two bovates of land, whereof ten carucates make the fee of one 
knight, as set forth in the charter of Walter de Hoton, which the 
donor has delivered to the said monks; witnesses, Alan de Wilton, 
William de Tameton, Hugh de Hoton, John the leech (medico), John 
de Bernardeby, John de Braithewathe, Thomas de Marton, Peter 
Westiby, William Paternoster ( P'r' Mr 

9. A charter, whereby Hugh de Magneby son of Nigel de 
Magneby gave to the said canons, in frank almoin,a rent of 8s. 114. 
in the town of Thresch, that is, from the tofts, where John the 
miller, Herbert and Geoffrey Albred once dwelt, 2s. to be received 
yearly from Oliver son of Vincent, and his heirs or assigns, and from 
the toft, where Walter the carter once dwelt, 12d. receivable from the 
said Walter, his heirs or assigns, and from the toft where William 
Buc once dwelt, 11d. receivable from the said William and his heirs 
or assigns; witnesses, Robert the dyer, Reginald de Berner, Robert 
de Barra, Walter de Siltona, Oliver, Walter Albred, Walter Gurlewald. 


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10. A charter, whereby Walter de Hoton granted to the said 
canons in frank almoin two bovates of land in Bernardeby, which 
Adam son of Walter de Ormesby held from the said Walter and gave 
io the canons, to be held free of all secular service, custom or 
exaction belonging to the said Walter, or his heirs; witnesses, Alan 
de Wilton, Thomas his brother, Walter de Percy, William his brother, 
Ralph de Tameton, John de Meinul, John de la Mar, William the 
clerk of Midilton, John de Bernadeby. 

11. A charter, whereby William son of Adam de Thoraldeby gave 
to the said canons all his land in the territory of Thoraldeby in 
Cliveland, that is three bovates which came to him by inheritance 
after the death of Adam his father, to be held by the said canons quit 
of all service and secular exaction belonging to the donor; witnesses, 
Walter de Percy, Alan de Wilton, Thomas his brother, William de 
Tameton, Ralph his brother, John de Meinul, William de Scuderskelf, 
John de Gouton, Stephen Guer, William Sturmy, William de 
Thoraldeby, Hugh de Thoraldeby, Robert de Ruddeby, Eustace de 
Thoraldeby. 

12. A charter, whereby Adam de Thoraldeby gave to the said 
canons in frank almoin with his body a bovate of land in Thoraldeby, 
lying next to two bovates which Robert de Ruddeby held, and the 
half of the donor's garden which was in his hands, to be held by the 
said canons quit of all service and secular exaction; witnesses, 
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Bartholomew Thuret, Oliver de Bryncle, 
Alan de Folifet, Alan de Caderton, Robert de Lelay, William Haget, 
Eudo the chaplain, Henry the clerk. 

18. A charter, whereby Adam son of William gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, for his soul and that of his wife, two bovates 
of his six bovates of land in Thoraldeby, lying on the south, with 
the third part of his toft and croft on the east, to he held quit of all 
service, custom and exaction; witnesses, William de Tamton, Alan 
de Wilton, William de Esting’, Roger de Eston, Laurence de Wilton, 
William de Scuderscelf, Robert de Braidewad, Simon le Bret, John 
de Gouton, Peter de Piketon. 

14. A charter, whereby Michael son of Henry de Hoton sold to 
the prior and canons of the Park six acres of arable in the territory of 
Hoton for 8 marks and a half paid beforehand, to wit, in Northbroc 
two acres less one rood, in Middelfeld in Brokes two acres, in Sud- 
feld two acres and a half in Elyernhoues, that is in- the said three 
fields the last lands which the donor had towards the west, to be held 
by the prior and canons freely ; witnesses, Adam de Hilton, Stephen 
de Gouton, Roger de Thoraldeby, Walter son of the priest of Hoton, 
William de Tranholm, William Marshal, Walter son of Walter son 
of the priest. 

15. A charter, whereby John Wiles of Hoton by Ruddeby in 
Cliveland gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, four acres and & 
half of land in the town of Hoton, one acre lying at Northbrockes 
towards the field of Crathorn between the land of Geoffrey son of Alice 
and the land of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre lying at Brokes in 
Midelfeld between the land of the said Geoffrey and the land of the 
wife of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre and a half lying at Helierhuse in 
Suthfeld towards Pothou between the land of the said Geoffrey son of 
Alice and the land of the wife of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre lying 
at Thunnerkerback and Stanbrek between the land of Geoffrey son of 
Alice and the land of the wife of Geoffrey Sucur, to be held by the 


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said canons with all easements belonging to so much land in the said 
town of Hoton or without it; for which gift the said canons have 
given the donor a sum of money in his need beforehand; witnesses, 
Sir Nicholas de Menhill, Henry de Menhill, his brother, Robert de 
Scotherschelf, Robert de Malteby, Alan de Scotherschelf, Robert de 
Hoton, clerk, Richard son of the vicar of the same. 

16. A charter, whereby the same John Wiles gave to the canons 
of the Park of Helagh in frank almoin a bovate of land with a toft 
and croft in the said town of Hoton, being one of two bovates which 
he previously held from the said canons in the said town of Hoton 
and which Henry de Meynill formerly held at farm from him, which 
toft and croft lie between the land of the donor and the land of John 
Sparwe, to be held by the said canons with all easements quit of all 
secular service or demand ; witnesses, Robert de Scotherscelf, Alan 
his brother, William de Pyketon, Roger Sturmi, William de Ruddeby, 
William Loreng’, Richard de Hoton, clerk. 

17. A charter, whereby Hugh son of Robert de Ruddeby gave to 
the said canons for their pittance a bovate of land with a toft and a 
garden and all buildings on the said toft and belonging to the said 
bovate, which the said Hugh had of the gift and inheritance of Cecily 
his mother in the town of Thoraldby, and which his predecessors held 
of the said canons, to be held by the said canons quit of all secular 
service and demand with all easements thereto belonging ; to the end 
that the pittancer shall find yearly two pittances for the convent, 
one on the feast of SS. Simon and Jude in honour of S. Jonovefa, 
so that there may be 8 solemn commemoration of the said virgin in 
the convent in the usual manner had for a virgin, and the other on 
the day of the death of brother Henry de Torkesay, for whose sake 
the said pittances have been granted to the convent; witnesses, 
Robert de Scuverskelf, Alan his brother, Roger Sturmy, Robert de 
Brayzewat. 

18. A charter, whereby Robert son of William de Scuderscelf 
gave to the said canons a rent of 5s., which he had in two bovates of 
land in the town of Hoton in Cliveland, which Alan Wiles sometime 
held of him in that town, together with all right in the said two 
bovates, for 6 marks of silver which the said canons paid beforehand ; 
to be held by the said canons quit of all secular service belonging to 
the donor and his heirs ; witnesses, William de Mauteby, Robert de 
Pothou, William de Levinton, Hugh de Thoraldeby, Roger his son, 
Thomas de Sexou, Walter the clerk of Hoton. 

19. A charter, whereby Alan de Wilton, for the souls of himself, 
his father and mother, Mary his wife and his brothers and sisters, 
gave to the said canons twelve acres of land in the fielis of West 
Cotum in the tillages (culturis) of the donor, to wit four acres, one 
rood in the tillage by the dike of Aldan to the north, and two acres 
in the tillage by Morflat to the south, and three acres, three roods in 
the tillage which lies by the meadow of William de Beribi to the south, 
and two acres in the tillage by Langelandes to the east, and a toft in 
the town of Cotum which Robert Bain held from the donor ; [to be 
held] with all easements in frank almoin for the clothing of the canons; 
provided that, if the said Alan shall make up the value of the said 
land to the said canons in a certain place, the land above described 
shall remain to him and his heirs quit of the said canons; witnesses, 
William de Tamton, Robert de Aclum, Alan de Beribi, William de 
Tocotes, William Buscel, William and Nicholas chaplains, William 
de Beriby, Alan de Lackenby, William de Bradelay, Adam Buehe. 


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20. A charter, whereby William son of Roger de Aclum gave to 
the said canons in frank almoin in the territory of Staling ten acres of 
land, in the tillage called Ailwintoft, to be held by the said canons free 
of all service and secular exaction ; witnesses, Alan de Wilton, Walter 
de Percy, Ralph de Tamton, Robert de Acclum, William de Mauteby, 
Thomas de Wilton, Robert de Laysingeby, William de Lorenge. 

21. A charter, whereby Robert de Acclumme gave to the house of 
St. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helaye and the canons there, 
in frank almoin, for his soul and that of his wife a rent of 2 marks, to 
wit of half a mark in Tholesby due from Walter Scyreloc for a bovate 
of land and a half, which he holds at farm for a term of four years, 
and & rent of 4s. due from the same Walter for a bovate and a half in 
the same town, held by him at farm in inheritance by doing the 
foreign service, and a rent of one mark due from Roger son of 
Geoffrey de Biscopton for a carucate of land in Neubiggin, to be held 
by the said canons quit of all service and secular exaction ; witnesses, 
Sir Peter de Brus, Sir Robert [ ], Engram de Bovigton, Henry 
son of Ralph, Walter Buzcel, Ivo de Seton, Thomas de Wilton, 
Robert Buzcel, Robert de Walsoc’, Gregory de Levigthorp, Robert de 
Laysigeby, Richard de Hoton. - 

22. A charter, whereby Engeram de Bovington gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, a toft and croft in Marton in Cliveland, 
which he bought from William son of Ahylmer in the town of 
Marton, to be held by them by rendering yearly to the donor and his 
heirs ld. at Easter; witnesses, Henry son of Ralph, William de 
Mahuteby, William Loreng’, Walter de Staynnesby, Robert Galiz, 
Ralph de Midelsburg, Hugh Bule, Hugh de Oolleby, John de 
Schalton. 

28. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus gave to the said canons for 
the safety of his soul and of that of Joan his wife 10 marks in the 
mill of Knottinglay, which he received in marriage with the said 
Joan, in frank almoin, for the support of two canons, being priests, to 
celebrate mass there in the church of the Park of Helage in honour 
of St. James ; to be received yearly in the said mill at Michaelmas, 
provided that any defect in the said sum shall be made good by the 
donor and his heirs from their rents in Torph and Waletun; for the 
performance of all which the donor has subjected himself and his 
heirs to the jurisdiction of the dean and chapter of York without 
appeal, so that the said dean and chapter may lay the donor's lands 
under an interdict and enforce the said payment by ecclesiastical 
censure and excommunicate all opposers; while the donor has 
bestowed upon all such the curse of God and his own; witnesses, 
Alan de Wilton, William de Tameton, Henry son of Conan then 
steward, John de Aton, Richard de Hoton, Richard de Levigton, 
William the clerk, Guy the clerk, Patrick, Robert Sturmi, serjeants. 

By p.s. 





MEMBRANE 17. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 


1. A charter, whereby Thomas de Waleton gave to the house of 
St. John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, in frank 
almoin with his body, a half carucate of land in Ascham, which the 
donor bought from Serlo de Wilton, to be held by the said canons 
quit of all service and exaction; witnesses, Brian son of Alan, 
Richard de Stiveton, William de Plumton, Robert de Muncketon, 
Bertram de Stiveton, Hugh de Witon, William de Tykehil. 


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2. A charter, whereby the same Thomas, for his soul and that of 
Agnes, his wife, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, two bovates 
of land in Ascham with a toft and croft, which Thomas de Bona 
Villa held of him at farm; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, 
Richard his son, Richard de Wyvelesthorp, Alan de Folifet, Alan de 
Karton, Richard de Stiveton, Bertram de Stiveton, William Fairfax, 
Thomas de Bona Villa. 

8. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third granted to the said 
canons in frank almoin all the land which they have in Walthon of 
the gift of William de Levynthona, pursuant to his charter; witnesses, 
Nicholas de Stutevill, William son of Thomas de Mersthona, Alan de 
Katerthona, Roger de Tockotes, knights, Hugh le Hauberger, Alan 
de Parco. 

4. Acharter, whereby Gilbert de Beningeworth gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, all the land which William de Gosegeld 
held in Sandwath in the territory of Bilebure and all the land 
running from the land of the said William to the bounds of Helagh ; 
to be held with all liberties and easements; but the donor reserves 
for himself and his heirs the right to essart and till wherever he will 
in Bilebure without any contradiction from the said canons, except 
in the land given to them by the donor ; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta 
Maria, Brian son of Alan, Bartholomew de Turet, Alan de Folifait, 
Alan de Kaerton, Richard de Stiveton, Bertram de Stiveton, Richard 
Hamelin, William his brother. 

5. A charter, whereby Thomas de Bona Villa of York gave to the 
said canons, in frank almoin, all his land with common pasture in 
Bilburch, to wit, twenty acres, which he had of the gift of Sir Gilbert 
de Beningworth, by the bounds contained in a charter of the said 
Gilbert; to be held quit of all service and exaction, by rendering 
yearly to the lord of Bilburch and his heirs half a mark of silver; 
witnesses, Hugh de Seleby, then mayor of York, John de Warthill, 
Alexander son of Ralph, John Sperry, Master William de Bona Villa, 
Master Richard de Arnehale, Paulinus Mubrai, Thomas le Graunt, 
Giles de Katherton, William de Waleton. 

6. A writing, whereby Roger de Mortuo Mari of Bilburg quit- 
claimed to the said canons in frank almoin half à mark, which they 
used to render for the land which they held in the said town and 
territory of Bilburg, confirming to them all the lands and rents 
which they have of the gift of any of his ancestors anywhere in the 
fee of the donor ; witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir John de Bella 
Aqua, Sir Stephen Walensis, Sir William son of Thomas de Merston, 
knights, Walter de Stokes, Alan son of David de Folifait, William 
son of William de Tockwyth, Stephen Youn, bailiff of the Aynety. 

7. A charter, whereby Gilbert the clerk, son of Nigel de Stockeld, 
gave to the said canons a toft in Little Ribbestain containing an acre 
and a half of land, which Warin held and which lies between the toft 
late of William Strangald and the toft late of Richard the miller, and 
also an acre of arable in the same town in the field nearest to the 
essart of John Beaugrant, that is a half acre in the place called 
Langelandes and a rood of underwood nearest to the rood of Robert 
Stirt and a rood in Litlelairlandes, with common pasture of a bovate 
of land in the same town, that is the pasture belonging to the bovate 
which Warin held, for the safety of the souls of himself, Amabel his 
wife, his father and mother, of Richard de Stockeld and Robert the 
donor’s uncle; to be held by the said canons quit of all secular 
service and exaction ; witnesses, Robert de Plumton, Matthew de Bram, 


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Nigel the butler (Pincerna), Baldwin de Stockelde, Thomas his 
brother, William de Plumton, Daniel de Dicthton, William son 
of Thomas, Richard Dagun, William Dusil, Robert son of Ranulph. 

8. Acharter, whereby Nigel the butler (pincerna) of Dicton, for his 
soul and that of Emma his wife and the souls of his father and 
mother, gave to the said canons in frank almoin two bovates of land in 
the territory of North Dicton of his demesne, to wit those which lie 
furthest from the south over the whole field in his demesne, with two 
tofts, which Adam atte More and Thomas son of Lina held, and the 
part of the donor’s garden, which once belonged to the said two tofts 
and lies next to them, that is from the old spring as the old ditch 
stretches to the moor, together with two acres of land, one in Northfield 
in the tillage (cultura) called Langesland next to the said two bovates 
and one in Westfeld in further Grenclif next to the said two bovates, 
and a tillage in the East field called Crokidlandis; to be held with 
all liberties and easements quit of all secular service; witnesses, 
Robert de Plumton, Richard de Goddelesbur, Robert son of William 
de Siclinghale, John Maleverer of Quixelai, John son of Henry de 
Hamerton, William de Plumton, William de Bram, William son of 
Thomas de Dichton, Thomas de Stockelde, Jolland de Diketon, 
Richard Dagun, Henry son of Walter de Dichton. 

9. A charter, whereby Robert de Dicton the butler (pincerna) gave 
to the said canons all his arable land in Bothem with the meadow, 
and all his land of Hongandeberc with the crook (croco) by the bridge 
of Neusum in the field called Westfeld, and an acre of land in 
Havercroft, and three sellions in his tillage in the field of Hoberch 
at Middelfurlang with the meadow and the butts (buttis) there 
belonging to one carucate, and an acre in Oustdale next the land of 
Nigel his brother in Northdichton, to be held with all appurtenances 
by them or any to whom they may demise it, in frank almoin; 
witnesses, William de Plumton, Matthew de Bramham, Henry de 
Ribbestayn, clerk, Nigel de Stockelde, Geoffrey Dagun, Nigel de 
Dichton. 

10. A charter, whereby Amabel daughter of Peter de Ardyngton, 
late the wife of Henry de Plesington, in her widowhood, gave to the 
said canons in frank almoin ten acres of land and a half in 
Wudehusum in the tillage called Staingateflat between Staingute 
and Northwude, which acres Alan the mason (cementarius) held from 
her, and a half acre in a croft which the said Alan held, with a toft 
in the town of Wudehusum; witnesses, Hugh de Thonsum, Robert 
Vavasore, Hamo parson of Alne, William the clerk of Scardecroft, 
Henry de Oclestorpe, Jordan son of John, William the clerk of 
Bramham, Wido de Bramham, Adam de Rigton. 

11. A charter, whereby Oliver de Brinkel gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, a rent of 4d. to find incense in their church, which 
Roger Hirdman gave to the donor from land which Richard de 
Normanvill held of the said Roger; to be held quit of all secular 
exaction ; witnesses, Richard de Normanvill, Thomas Lardiner, 
Thomas Marscall, Henry Marscall, Richard the mason, Robert his 
brother. 

12. A charter, whereby Roesia de Kymba, in her widowhood, 
gave to the said canons in frank almoin 6s. yearly in the town of 
Wetelaie, receivable yearly from the land which Oliver de Brinkel 
held of her, reserving all other services in homages, wardships, 
reliefs and the like; to be held quit of all secular service; and the 
donor and her heirs will compel the tenants of the said land to 


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payment; witnesses, William de Percy, Henry his brother, Simon de 
Muhaut, Hugh de Lelaie, William Paitevin, Robert de Scegnesse, 
Hugh son of Simon. 

18. A charter, whereby Peter de Plumton gave to the said 
canons, with his body to be buried, all the tillage in Plumton, which 
Juliana his step-mother there held in dower, and all the tillage called 
Brunningcroft, and a house in Ribbestain, which house the donor 
held from the hospital of St. Peter, York, after the death of his said 
step-mother, and which is next to the mansion of the said canons, 
with the garden and all the close (purprisv) of the said house; with 
imprecatory clause ; witnesses, John le Aleman, William de Hebedene, 
William de Stiveton, Eustace de Ribbeston, Oliver de Brincle, Gilbert 
le Lardiner, William son of Robert de Plumton, Robert de Lelai, 
Master Eustace the leech, William .Haget. 

14. A charter, whereby John son of Guy gave to the said canons 
pasture for one hundred sheep and their young of two years in the 
pastures of Merston in frank almoin; and if the said sheep are found 
in the pasture of Hoton, the canons shall not be troubled; with 
further grant of the donor's toft and croft in the town of Merston, 
lying between the toft of Benedict the donor's man and the toft of 
Cassandra, off the road (a via) which runs through the middle of the 
town to the high road without the town to the west; witnesses, 
Ranulph the prior and the convent of Holy Trinity, York, Robert de 
Wivelesthorp, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Fulk de Rutford, Henry parson 
of Hoton, Reginald parson of Helag, Hugh de Botend', William 
Fairfax, Master Alan de Clayton, Robert de Hessai, Thomas Takel, 
Nicholas the porter ( janttore). 

15. A charter, whereby Richard de Thatecastre, mason, gave to 
the said canons in frank almoin a rent of 6d. in Thatecastre from a 
toft in Frothegail, lying between the toft of Thomas le Lardiner on 
one side, and the donor's toft on the other; witnesses, Richard de 
Normanvill, Giles de Aschaym, Thomas Lardinerius, Thomas de 
Thatecastre, marshal, Maurice de Wilton. 

16. Acharter, whereby Thomas le Lardiner of Tadecastre gave to the 
said canons, in frank almoin to find lights in their church of the Park, 
six acres and a half in the territory of Tadecastre, one acre in Thunge 
lying between the land of Gilbert Geldegres and the land of Margaret 
daughter of Henry de Perci, and two acres and a half on Lairlandes, 
three roods lying between the land of Robert Burgman and the land 
of the said Margaret and five roods lying between the land of Gilbert 
Geldegres and the land of Mabel wife of Gilbert de Smaus, and a 
half acre lying between the land of Thomas le Lardiner and the land 
of Maud de Smaus, and a half acre which lies next to the field of 
Neuton, and beyond the road to Bramham & half acre between the 
land of Robert with the sword (cum yladio) and the land of Richard 
de Stowe, and a half acre between the land of Maurice and the land 
of Robert with the sword, and a rood at Potterbusk between the land 
of Richard de Normanvill and the land of Maurice, and in Storhis 
three roods between the land of Adam de Hirneham and the land of 
John le Cuper, and a half acre in Keldeberg lying between the road 
from Neuton and the land of Roger Maudit ; with further gift for the 
pittance of the said canons of a half acre between the tillage of Sir 
William de Perci and the land of Astin the mayor (majoris); to 
be held by the said canons quit of all secular service and exaction ; 
witnesses, Roger Maudit, Alan de Katherton, knights, Richard de 
Normanvill, Giles (/¢yidio) de Catherton, Thomas Marshal, John his 


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Membrane 17—cont. 


brotber, Henry son of Gilbert Marshal of Tadecastre, Maurice de 
Wilton, William de Stutton. 

17. Acharter, whereby William de Ros, lord of Ingmanthorp, for 
the souls of himself, Eustacia his wife and his and her parents granted 
to the said canons two bovates of land in Northdichton, which they had 
in his fee of the gift of Nigel le Boteler, late knight of Dichton, of his 
demesne (as described in No. 8 above) ; to be held by the said canons 
in frank almoin quit of all secular service and exaction; provided 
that this confirmation shall not bind the said William to warrant ; 
wherefore the said prior and canons have received the grantor and 
his wife and their children into brotherhood, and have promised that 
after their death their names shall be placed in the book of obits 
(martirologio) and that yearly the obit of the said William and 
Eustacia shall be observed as of patrons of the house; witnesses, 
Sir John de Beleu, Sir Stephen le Waleys, Sir William le Vavasur, 
Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Robert le Boteler of Northdichton, 
Nicholas de Soutdichton, Alan de Folifait, John de Walton, Patrick 
de Braferton, Alan de Tesedale. Dated at the Park, in April on the 
octaves of the Annunciation, A.D. 1286. 

18. A writing, whereby John son of Richard de Saxby of Tocwith 
quit-claimed to the prior and canons of the Park of Helagh in 
Aynesty all his right in a house and eighteen acres of land in the 
town and territory of Tocwith late of Thomas Warde of Tocwith, 
the nephew of the said John ; witnesses, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir 
Richard le Waleys, Sir Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, Sir Robert 
Ughtred, knights, Alan de Folifait, Elias de Farewath, William son 
of William de Tocwith, William son of Ralph of the same, Henry de 
Cruce of Catherton, William le Corf of the same. 

19. A charter, whereby Roger son of Nigel de Welleberie quit- 
claimed to the said prior and convent two bovates of land with two 
tofts in Welleberie, which the master and brethren of the hospital 
of Jarum had of the gift of Alice Bruncoste, whereof a final concord 
was made in the king’s court between Nigel and Elena, father and 
mother of the said Roger, and the said master and brethren ; 
witnesses, William de Piketon, William de Levington, William de 
Scutherschelf, Alan his brother, Roger de Thorandby, Roger de 
Semer, William de Wirkesal, John Grethevet of Jarum, John de Aula, 
Stephen de Aula. 

20. A writing, whereby Ranulf son of Richard son of Maud de 
Tocwith quit-claimed to the said prior and convent all his right in 
the land of the said Richard his father, which might come to him by 
inheritance in the town of Tocwith or elsewhere ; provided that the 
said prior and convent shall pay to him after the death of his father 
during his life the value of the said land by the judgement of lawful 
men, and after his death shall be quit of all payment to him or his 
heirs on that account; witnesses, Thomas de Briket’, bailiff of the 
Aynsty, Roger Hollegh of Thorpe Arches, Elias de Cathret’, Robert 
Prudefot of the same, Robert Page of Tocwith, Walter de Plumton, 
Henry Syakespeye of Wykhale. 

21. A charter, whereby William son of Nigel the butler ( pincerna) 
of Dichton quit-claimed in frank almoin to the said prior and convent 
two acres of arable land in Northdichton and three roods of meadow 
there, whereof one acre one rood lie in the Foreparkes between the 
land of Robert the butler and the land of Nigel Dosil and three roods 
lie in Linstoc, one with meadow there adjoining, and three roods 


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of meadow lie in Somerwicher between the meadow of Sir William 
de Ros and the meadow of the Templars; the quit-claim being in 
consideration of a sum of money given to the said William son of 
Nigel in a business of great importance (in meo maximo negotio); 
witnesses, Sir Stephen le Waleys, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Roger 
Holeye of Thorpe, Richard the tailor of the same, John de Walton, 
Robert de Stiveton, Robert le Boteler of Dichton, John de Stokkeld. 

22. A charter, whereby Thomas de Crigileston gave with his 
body in frank almoin to the said canons all his land of Wambewell, 
late of his mother, which he bought from Alan de Crigileston, his 
brother, to be held by performing the foreign service; witnesses, 
Thomas son of William, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Cokefeld 
sheriff of York, Alan de Kaderton, John parson of Friston, Giles 
(Gilo) de Kaderton, William Frances. 

28. A charter, whereby Robert son of Adam de Crikeleston gave to 
the said canons for the soul of Thomas de Crigeleston, his brother, in 
frank almoin, a bovate of land in Wambewell, with two tofts and 
crofts in the same town, whereof Richard Lichtfot held one with a 
half bovate and Alan Brid held the other with the other half bovate, 
with the said men and all that went with them; to be held quit of 
all service and secular exaction ; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, 
Robert de Cokefeud sheriff of York, Thomas son of William, Henry 
Waln’, Alan de Cathertona, Rainer de Wambewell. 

24. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus son of Peter de Brus gave 
io the said canons, in frank almoin, eight acres of land in Waleton 
in his new essart lying between Ruddegate and the land of William 
de Hamerton, next to Hugeriding, to be held by the said canons 
freely and quietly ; with further gift to them, in frank almoin, of a 
free way to his quarry in the territory of Torp, in which way are 
contained three roods and & half from the way which runs from Torp 
to Werreby to take stone from the said quarry for their buildings; 
witnesses, William de Tameton, Eudo de Humet, John de Atton, 
Robert de Muncels, Gerard de Font', Richard de Hoton, Alan the 
clerk, Richard the cook, Geoffrey de Everlai, William de Bradelai. 

25. A charter, whereby Robert son of Henry the clerk of Wyckale 
gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, with his body, a toft and 


-croft with all his land in Wyckale, which he had of the gift of his 


said father for his service; to be held by rendering yearly in his 
name to the heirs of his father a half pound of cumin at Christmas 
and for scutage (scuachio) when it comes 1d.; witnesses, Sir Alan de 
Hatherton (sic), Sir Alan de Folifait, Elias Burel of Hascham, Peter 
brother of the said Robert, Henry Mag'ri fil’ de Tadecastre, John son 
of Lawrence de Torp. 

26. A charter, whereby Sarra de Beningwrde, sometime the wife 
of Gilbert de Beningwrde, in her widowhood, for her soul and those 
of her father and mother and her husband, gave to the said canons 
all the land which William de Gosekelde held in Sandwad in Bilebure 
and all the land as it runs from the land of the said William to the 
bounds of Helagh ; to be held in frank almoin; witnesses, Jordan de 
Sancta Maria, Brian son of Alan, Bartholomew Thuret, Alan de 
Folifait, Alan de Kaderton, Richard de Stiveton, Serlo the chaplain, 
William Thuschet,. Simon de Halton, Bertram de Stiveton, Richard 
Hamelyn, William his brother. 

27. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, in exchange for twenty acres and one rood of 
land, by the perch of twenty feet, which they had in the territory of 


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Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

49 


Oct. 28. 
Linlithgow. 
48 


Dec. 14. 
Berwick upun 
‘Tweed. 

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Torp, and which John son of Laurence the carpenter once held from 
the said canons, two bovates of land in Waleton of the donor’s 
demesne, being all the land which the donor had in demesne in the 
tillage called Satherhou-and nine acres one rood in the tillage called 
Bradflat on the east, and one acre next outside the toft of the said 
canons in the town of Walethon in the tillage called Byurtreflat, by 
the perch of twenty feet ; with further gift in frank almoin of part of 
one sellion, as it runs in length from the east side of the said acre, 
which they hold of the donor of Byurtreflat up to the way on the 
west, which runs to the way of Walethon, by the perch of eighteen 
feet in width; to be held by the said canons; in witness whereof 
either party has sealed the other part of the chirograph ; witnesses, 
Robert Ingram, Nicholas de Stutevill, Simon de Brus, William de 
Mersthon, Alan de Katherton, knights, John de Toucotes, Hugh 
Hauberge, Robert Buscel, William son of Henry de Wichale, Giles 
(Gilone) de Katherton. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 15. 


Whereas the king lately gave to Henry de Bello Monte, his kinsman, by. 
charter the manors of Folkyngham, Edenham, and Barton, co. Lincoln 
[see above p. 107, No. 88], and afterwards granted to the said Henry the 
remainder of all the lands, which Lora wife of Gilbert de Gaunt held in 
dower [Jbid, No. 81] ; 

gift, for greater clearness, to the said Henry of the manor of Hekyngton, 
which the said Gilbert long ago among other manors restored to King 
Edward I, and which the said Lora afterwards held in dower of the lands 
which were of the said Gilbert at the date of the restoration, by the 
assignment of King Edward I, to be held by the said Henry and his heirs, 
with the manors, fees and lands which the said Lora held in dower, with 
all thereto belonging, as the said Gilbert held, from the king by the 
services aforesaid ; and grant also that 42/. 20d. of land in Barton, which 
Juliana de Gaunt holds for life by the grant of the said Gilbert, and which 
upon her death by the grant of the said Gilbert will revert to the king, 
shall remain to the said Henry and his heirs to be held by the services 
due from them in the time of the said Gilbert. By p.s. 

Mandate to the said Juliana to attorn. 


Grant to Peter de Lymesy, and his heirs, of free warren in all his 
demesne lands in Arlegh, co. Warwick. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 14, 


Inspevtmus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
prior and canons of the Park of Helagh :— 

1. A charter, whereby Roger de Mubray, quit-claimed from 
him and his heirs of all secular service and exaction, suit of 
court, custom and demand, and confirmed to the said house and 
canons, in frank almoin, whatever lands, pasture and goods they may 
have in the said Roger's fee and especially the site of their place and 
the priory which is within the park of Helawe with the lawns (saltibus) 
and essarts and all the wood (nemore) with the ground (solo) and all 
the liberties which they have in Helawe, and their lands in Wyhale, 
Estdik’, Waleton, Thorp’, Touleston, Katherton, Bilton, Ascham, 


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York, Marton, Baynton, Thresc, or elsewhere in the grantor’s fee; 
to be held by them in frank almoin, being all that they have 
acquired since the foundation of their house up to the date of this 
charter, to wit Palm Sunday, A.D. .1264; witnesses, John de 
Cauntfeld, steward, Alan de Katherton, Simon de Hauton, Thomas 
son of William de Merston, Roger de Brus, knights, Giles (Egidio) 
de Katherton. 

2. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus, for his soul and those of 
his father and mother, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, all 
the service from a carucate of land in Jarum, with the homage and 
service of Peter de Monceaus and his heirs, which the said Peter used 
to perform for the said carucate, which carucate Robert de Monceaus 
gave in marriage with his daughter to Thomas de Lutton; with 
further grant to the said canons of the hospital of Jarum and of all 
the lands which they have of the donor's fee in Cliveland or elsewhere 
in frank almoin, to wit six bovates of land in Piketon, which they 
have of the gift of William de Tampton, and a toft and croft in 
Marton, and three bovates in Toulesby of the gift of Robert de Acclum, 
and ten acres and a toft in Scaling and two bovates in Bernardeby 
of the gift of Walter de Hoton, and a bovate in Waleton of the gift 
of Roger de Brus, and sixteen bovates in Bilton of the gift of 
Bartholomew Tureth, and six bovates in Touleston of the gift of 
William de Kaerton, and eighteen acres and a toft in Wyrkeshale 
which they have of the gift of Juliana Frankelyn ; to be held in frank 
almoin, quit of &ll service and exaction, suit of court and demand ; 
with further grant that the said canons may in future accept any 
pious gift made to them in the donor's fee; witnesses, Sir Nicholas de 
Stutevill, Sir Roger de Brus, Sir Simon de Brus, Sir Roger de Tofcotes, 
knights, John de Tofcotes, William de Levyngton, William de 
Piketon, Alan son of Alan de Parco, Thomas the clerk. 

8. Awriting, whereby Peter de Brus the third quit-elaimed to the 
said canons, in frank almoin, five bovates of land and six tofts and 
crofts in the town of Merston and four bovates of land and four tofts 
and crofts in the town of Hoton in Aynsty, which they had of the 
gift of William son of William de Marisco and Laderana his wife, to 
be held by the said canons quit of all suits and demands from the 
said Peter and his heirs; witnesses, Sir John de Burton, Sir 
Ambrose de Camera, Sir Roger de Burton, knights, Robert de 
Creppinges, William de Kirkeby, Walter Fraunceys, bailiff of the 
Aynsty, Elias de Burel, Thomas Aleways, Henry de Westheye, Roger 
Holeye, Henry Sakespei, Robert de Catherton, William son of 
William de Tocwyd, Ralph son of Thomas of the same. 

4. Acharter, whereby Peter de Brus granted to the said canons 
all that land in the town and territory of Ascham, which the canons 
have at fee farm from Sir Theodore de Ribroc the grantor's knight, 
and which the grantor gave to him for his homage and service; 
witnesses, Robert Ingeram, Roger de Brus, Robert de Klkington, 
Simon de Brus, knights, William de Leyerton, John de Toukotes, 
William de Perci, John de Nuttell. 

5. A charter whereby William son of William de Marisco and 
Laderana his wife gave to the said canons, for the support of a canon 
celebrating divine service for their souls, in frank almoin, five bovates 
of land and six tofts with crofts in the town of Merston in Aynsty, 
which the donors had of the gift and sale of William son of Thomas, 
sometime lord of Merston, and Thomas son of the said William, and 
William son of the said Thomas; to be held quit of all secular service, 


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suit of court and demand ; moreover the said canons for this land 
and for the land which they have in Hoton shall only be bound to 
maintain one canon celebrating as aforesaid ; witnesses, Sir (domino) 
Peter de Brus, Sirs (dominis) John de Burton, Roger de Burton 
Ambrose de Camera, knights, Robert de Crippingys, William de 
Kyrkeby, Walter Fraunceys, bailiff of the Aynsti, Elias de Burell, 
Thomas Aleways, Henry de Westhay, Roger Holeye, Henry Sakespey, 
Robert de Chatherton, William son of William de Tocwyd, Ralph 
son of Thomas of the same. 

6. Acharter, whereby William son of William de Marisco for 
his soul and that of Laderana his wife gave to the said canons for 
the support of a canon celebrating divine service for his soul and 
that of Laderana, in frank almoin, four bovates of land and four 
tofts with their crofts in Hoton in Aynsty, which he had of the gift 
of William his father, to be held quit of all secular service, suit of 
court, or demand ; witnesses as in last charter. 

7. A charter, whereby William de Percy granted in frank almoin 
to the said eanons his town of Hagandeby to be held quit of all 
secular service, pursuant to the charters of Robert de Lelay and 
Hugh de Lelay ; witnesses, Sir Walter archbishop of York, Henry de 
Percy, the grantor's brother, Jordan del Estre, Robert de Plumton, 
Richard de Godlesburch, Alan de Kirkeby the grantor's steward, 
Nigel le Butiller, William de Plumton, William de Vescy, and Odo 
and William de Hageth, clerks, and Richard de Normanevil and 
Thomas Lardiner. 

8. A charter, whereby the same William de Percy son of Henry 
de Perci gave to the said canons for his soul and that of Ellen 
his wife, in frank almoin, 2 marks rent from his mill of Tadecastre 
receivable half at the Purification and half at the feast of St. Peter ad 
Vincula from the bailiffs of the donor and his heirs in the parts of 
Yorkshire, to be held by the said canons; witnesses, Nigel de 
Plumton, Hamo son of the dean, Roger Mauduit, Bobert de 
Cockesfeld, Wimund de Ralige, Nigel the butler (pincerna), Robert 
de Brus, Alan de Kaerton, Richard de Normanvil, William de 
Plumton, Thomas the clerk. 

9. A charter, whereby the same William de Percy gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, for the lamp of St. Mary, for the soul 
of Henry de Perci his father, a bovate of land in the territory of 
Thatecastre, to wit the one which Robert son of Acke held, together 
with the toft, which Ralph the chaplain held in the town of 
Thatecastre, to be held by the said canons quit of all service 
and secular exaction ; witnesses, Henry de Perci, Robert de Lellay, 
Jordan del Estre, Oliver de Brincle, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Alan de ° 
Karton, Alan de Folifait, Gilbert le Lardiner. 

10. A writing, whereby Henry de Perci son and heir of Sir Henry 
de Percy quit-claimed to the said canons in frank almoin all his right 
in the advowson of the mediety of the church of Lelay, whereof plea 
was in process (rertebatur) between the said Henry and the said canons 
in the king’s court at Westminster; witnesses, Sir John de Bella 
Aqua, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir Peter de Lund, knights, Alan de 
Folifait, Robert Bustard, William le Cerf; dated at York on the 
Purification A.D. 1297, 26 Edward I. 

11. A charter, whereby Walter de Percy gave to the said canons 


. in frank almoin for his soul and those of his father and mother, for 


the support of a canon celebrating divine service, all the land which 
he had in demesne in the town and territory of Marton in Burchskire, 


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to wit twelve bovates of land and two thirds of a bovate, saving to 
the donor and his heirs his free men with their holdings and his 
bondmen (rusticis) with their goods; with further gift of the wood 
(boskellum) of the donor in the territory of Marton, saving to the free 
men the shares belonging to their lands ; to be held quit of all service 
due to the donor, by performing the foreign service of the said land, 
and by doing suit of county, wapentake and trithing and all other 
suits pertaining to the said land ; witnesses, Sir Robert de Kokefelde, 
Roger de Stapilton, Alan de Kirkeby, William de Hamerton, Nigel 
de Athon, Richard de Goldesburgh, Richard de Wivelesthorp, John 
Mauleverer, knights, Richer de Thormodeby. 

12. A charter, whereby Oliver de Brincle gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, all his land and rent in Fenton, to wit from the land 
which John de Brunne held 2s., from the land which Richard de Mora 
held 2s., from the land which Robert de Wixtovere held 2s., from the 
land which German son of Hugh held 16d., from the land which 
Ralph son of Hugh held 164., from the land which Gilbert the clerk 
held 8d., from the land which Richard his brother held 12d., and 
from the land which Peter de Brunne held 4d., and the homage of 
the said men with the said services and the wards and escheats of 
the said land, and & half acre in the territory of Fenton, which 
Ralph son of Hugh held, to wit a rood at Bradeford and a rood 
between the head of the tofts (capud toftorum) and Gosmere ; 
witnesses, William de Percy, Henry his brother, Robert le Vavasur, 
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Lelay, Jordan del Estre, Alan 
de Folifait, Alan de Karton, Richard de Normanvill, Gilbert le 
Lardiner, Gerold de Normanvill, Simon Smalprud, Gilbert Marascall, 
Thomas Marascall. 

18. A charter, whereby Robert lord of Plumton, for his soul and 
that of Galiena his wife, gave to the said canons in frank almoin the 
advowson of the mediety of the church of St. Mary the Old (reteris) 
in York, to be held by them from the donor and his heirs; witnesses, 
John le Vavasur, Stephen le Walays, Patrick de Westwyk, knights, 
Walter de Stokes, William de Herdeington, William his son, Robert 
de Ribbestayn, Thomas de Bicreton, bailiff of the Aynesty, Roger 
Holleghe, Alan de Folifaith, William de le Hille in Bilton. 

14. Acharter, whereby Alan de Katherton gave to the said canons 
in the town and territory of Katherton nine bovates of land, to wit 
five bovates which Christiana his sister and John de Friston held 
with the tofts and crofts which the said Christiana and John held, 
and four bovates which Duraunt and Stephen the huntsman and 
Lettice the widow and William the clerk held, with two tofts and 
crofts which Sibyl and Romphar held, and also thirty acres of 
arable land of the donor's demesne in Katherton, to wit in the 
tillage called Brekes ten acres running from the king's high road to 
Tatecastre to the park of the donor, and in the tillage called 
Fernacris ten acres by the bridge of Helahe, and in the essart under 
the park of Helahe on the west side six acres, and in the tillages of 
Witgap and Pite three acres and a half and a half acre by the essart 
of Alan de Furno, and also thirty acres of the donor’s wood of 
Katerton with the ground (solo), next to the essart of the said canons 
which they hold of the donor, with power to dike and enclose and do 
what they will without any common for the donor or his heirs, and 
one acre in the tillage called Calvecroft lying next to the road, which 
passes in front of the gate of the Hall of Katerton, as far as the- 
moor, and extending from the road which comes from the town of 


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Membrane 14—cont. 


Katerton to the moor with power as above; and with free entry and 
exit from the wood and pasture of the said canons to the town and 
pasture of Katerton and to the lands of the canons in Katerton over 
the donor's land ; with common of pasture in Katerton and wherever 
the town of Katerton commons ; for which gift the canons have paid 
the donor 120 marks, with which he has acquitted all his lands of 
Jewry; witnesses, Alan de Folifait, Richard de Wivelesthorp, Philip 
de Faucumberge, Geoffrey de Rufford, Peter de Knapeton, Richard 
de Normanvilla, William parson of Wichelak, Richard le Waleays, 
Robert de Hoton, John de Friston, Henry de Acum, Richard 
Prudfot. 

15. A charter, whereby Alan de Katherton gave to the said canons 
in frank almoin sufficient pasture for three hundred sheep in the town 
and territory of Katherton, saving the wood of the donor, in lieu of 
the common of pasture for sheep belonging to nine bovates and thirty 
three acres and three roods of land, which they have of the donor's 
gift in the said town, saving to the canons the commons of pasture 
for all other beasts belonging to the said land; to be held in frank 
almoin near and far from the town in all commons belonging to the 
said town; and any sheep found in excess of the said number or 
found in the donor's wood shall be removed without harm; and if 
ewes are placed there, their lambs shall be with them up to the time 
of weaning (separationis) and thereafter the lambs shall be removed 
or reckoned in the number; witnesses, Richard Walensis, Henry his 
brother, John de Roucestre, Thomas de Merston, knights, Stephen 
de Wautham, Giles de Katherton, William de Walthon, John clerk 
of Hornington, Richard Prudfot, William son of Henry de Wichale, 
William Russel of Folifait. 

16. Acharter, whereby William son of Alan de Katherton gave to 
the prior and canons of Park for 59 marks all the land which he had in 
the town and territory of Touleston, to wit six bovates of land, except 
two acres and & half, and four tofts with crofts; to be held quit of 
all secular service by rendering yearly to Alan de Katherton the 
donor’s father and his heirs for the fine (pro sine) of the county and 
wapentake 8d. at the first wapentake after Michaelmas, and scutage 
to the king, when it comes, as much as belongs to the said land, of 
which fourteen carucates make one knight’s fee; and in the said 
town six bovates are reckoned to the carucate; moreover the tenants 
of the said tofts shall grind at the mill of Neuton as they have been 
used; witnesses, Richard de Luttrington, Robert de Elkyngton, 
Hugh de Oclesthorp, Giles de Katherton, Richard Prudfot, Robert 
de Langthwayt, and Thomas and John Marescall of Tadecastre. 

17. A charter, whereby Simon de Kyme, lord of Neuton Kyme 
upon Wherfe, granted to the said canons in frank almoin all the 
lands and pastures which they have of the grantor's fee in demesne 
or in service, to wit in the towns and territories. of Katherton and 
Touleston, which they had on the day of the making of this charter 
pursuant to the charters of feoffment; to be held by them quit of all 
secular service, suits, exaction and demand; done at the said Neuton, 
the feast of St. James the apostle, A.D. 1285; witnesses, Sir John 
de Bella Aqua, Sir Stephen Valent’, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir 
William de Rither, Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Walter de Stokes, 
Alan de Kathirton, Alan de Folifait. 

18. A charter, whereby Roger de Brus granted to the said canons 
in frank almoin the lands and pastures in the town, territory and 
wood of Walleton, to be held quit of all secular service and exaction 


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pursuant to the charters and confirmations, which they have from 
Lady Jueta de Arches, Peter de Brus and Peter his son; witnesses, 
Sir William de Percy, Robert Mauduite, Robert de Brus, Alan de 
Folifait, knights, William parson of Wykale, William son of Henry 
the clerk of Wykale, Arnald the clerk, Bartholomew serjeant of 
Thorpe, William Ruscel of Folifait. 

19. A charter, whereby Jueta de Arches gave to the brethren of 
the Park of Helage a toft with a croft in the town of Waleton, which 
Richard Scerloc held, and common pasture for twenty cows and 
sixty sheep in frank almoin; to be held quit of all custom and 
exaction with power to take turf and wood for fuel and building on 
the said land; witnesses, Hugh de Hamertune, Richard and William 
his brothers, Robert de Wivelsthorp, Richard his son, William de 
Stivetone, Richard his son, Fuke de Ruford, Robert his son, John 
his son, William son of Thomas de Thorp, William Stel, Peter 
Grenehode, Orm de Valetun, Robert his son. 

20. A charter, whereby Richard son of Robert de Tocwid gave to 
the canons of the Park of Helage all his land, in demesne 
or in service, which he had in the town of Tocwid with all the 
demesne of twenty-one bovates of land which came to him by 
the death of Robert his father or in any other way in the said town 
or elsewhere, with all things belonging to the said land or the 
lordship of it; to be beld by the said canons quit of all service, 
exaction and demand; witnesses, Stephen called Valent’, William de 
Kirkeby, David de Folifait, Elias de Burel, Thomas Aleways, Henry 
Sakespey of Wichal, Robert Bate of the same, William Russell of 
Folifait, Walter de Touthorp, Vivian Gerneth, Robert de Katherton, 
clerk. 

21. A charter, whereby Roger de Brus gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, a bovate of land in Walleton with a toft and & 
croft, which Alan son of William held, to be held quit of all service 
and exaetion; witnesses, Sir Peter de Brus, Bartholomew Thuret, 
Robert Ingram, Robert de Monceaus, Alan de Katherton, Alan de 
Folifait, Geoffrey de Folevill, knights, William Bradel, John the 
clerk of Walleton. 

22. A charter, whereby Geoffrey de Thorelleye gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, all his tillage in Northmor in the territory of 
Billeburg lying between the tillage late of Thomas sometime de Bona 
Villa and the tillage of the prior of Holy Trinity, York; witnesses, 
Alan de Katherton, Alan de Folifait, William son of Thomas, Geoffrey 
de Rucford, knights, William son of Henry de Wichale, Lambert de 
Billebere, Giles (Gilon) de Katherton, Arnald de Naburn, Richard 
Prudefot. 

23. A charter, whereby William de Levington gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, a bovate of land which he had in the 
territory of Walton, called ‘ Raucroft, lying in the field called 
* Ridinges, and an acre of land in the same field lying between the 
lands of the nuns of Siningthuayt on either side ; to be held quit of 
all secular service and exaction; witnesses, Nicholas de Stutevill, 
steward of Peter de Brus, William son of Thomas de Merston, 
Alan de Katerton, Thomas son of William de Merston, Roger de 
Toccotes, knights, John de Hornyngton, William de Helage. 

24. A writing, whereby John Sparwe son of Alan Sparwe of 
Jarum gave and quit-claimed to the prior and convent of the Park 
of Helaghe all the land which he held from them in the town of 


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Tweed, 
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Jarum belonging to their hospital of St. Nicholas by Jarum, to wit 
the land which came to him by inheritance after the death of 
Stephen the clerk, late his uncle, being three places as they lie 
between Chaumpenaiswend and the land late of Simon. Bones in 
the street called Westgate ; and all the land inherited in the same 
way in the street called Kirkegate on the south side between the 
land of William de Aula and the land of Thomas Playlum in length 
and width, running from the grange of the said William de Aula to 

- the cottage (cothellum) of the said Thomas Playlum with the 
buildings thereupon; witnesses, John de Aula, John de Levington, 
William de Elleton, John his son, Reginald de Levington, Laurence 
de Bischopeston, William de Aula, Francis his brother, Walter the 
weaver (telonario). 

25. A charter, whereby William Folenfant gave, in frank almoin, 
to the said canons, for the souls of his lord Jordan de Sancta Maria 
and of Elizabeth sister of the said Jordan and of Richard le Walais 
all the land and meadow which the said William had in the town 
and territory of Wambewell of the gift. of Jordan de Sancta Maria 
his lord; to be held by the said canons by rendering yearly to the 
heirs of Jordan de Sancta Maria one gilt spur or 6d. ; witnesses, Sir 
Alan de Katherton, Sir Alan de Folifait, Richard le Walleys, William 
parson of Wickale, Reginald Haget, Richard de Lindessay, Ralph de 
Newerc, Walter son of Henry de Wichale, Richard de Wambewelle. 

26. A charter, whereby Robert de Wivelesthorp gave to the said 
canons in frank almoin a rent of 4s. in the town of Tocwit receivable 
from John the clerk of the same town, his heirs and assigns, for a 
toft and croft and land held of the donor in the said town, together 
with the homage and service of the said John, his heirs and assigns ; 
witnesses, Robert de Pontefracto lord of Wivelesthorp, William de 
Marisco, Thomas Alewais of Merston, Henry Sakespei of Wichale, 
William Russel of Folifait, Thomas son of Guy of Tocwit, Henry 
son of Robert of the same town, Thomas Turpin of the same town, 
Richard son of Maud and Philip de Touthorp dwelling in the same 
town. 


Whereas William le Latimer and Lucy his wife, daughter and heir of 
Robert de Twenge, quit-claimed to the king the manor of Daneby in 
Blakhoumor, co. York, late of Peter de Brus, with the free chace of Daneby 
and other appurtenances, and the manor of Boseyate, co. Northampton, 
which were of the inheritance of the said Lucy; to be held by the king 
and his heirs ; 

the king, of special grace, has given to the said William all the fore- 
going, to be held by him for life from the king and the other chief lords 
of the fee by the services rendered before the said quit-claim, remainder 
to William son of the said William and Lucy, and the heirs of his body, 
reversion to Lucy and her heirs, to hold as aforesaid. By p.s. 


Grant to Constantine de Mortuo Mari, and his heirs of a yearly fair at 
their manor of Atleburgh, co. Norfolk, on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of the Assumption ; and of a yearly fair at their manor of Foxton, 
co. Cambridge, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Bt. Lawrence. 

y p.8. 


Grant to Payn Tybotot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Eppreston, co. Nottingham ; and of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at the said manor; and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of the Exaltation of the Cross. By p.s. [1899] 


160 


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Berwick upon 
Tweed. 
43 
Jan. 9. 
Berwick upon 


T weed. 
42 


April 16. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 
41 
April 15. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 
40 


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Tweed. 
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Grant to Edmund le Butillier, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Skelbrok and Slephull, co. York. By p.s. [1884] 


Grant to Henry de Leyborn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at his manor of Woteringbury, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John the Baptist ; 
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and 
in those of Sharstede, Warderslade, Lydesinge, Chert and Pekham, co. 
Kent, and of Cherleton, co. Sussex. By p.s. [1631] 


Grant to Henry son of Conan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Lyverton, Kelkefeld, and Fletham, co. York. 
By p.s. [1921] 


Grant to Edmund Inge, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Cadyndon and Kenesworthe, co. Hertford and 
in Donestaple, co. Bedford. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Inspe.rinius and confirmation of the following charters :— 

1. Acharter of Jordan de Bancta Maria and Alice his wife in 
favour of St. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helaghe, William 
the prior and the canons there. [Monasticon, VI, p. 489. No. V.] 

2. Acharter of Alice Haget sometime wife of Jordan de Sancta 
Maria in favour of the said canons.  (7bid. No, VI.] 

8. A charter, whereby Jordan de Sancta Maria gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, with his body, for his soul and that of Alice 
his wife, all his land of Wambewell with the buildings, which land 
Thomas de Criglistona and Christiana his wife held from him at farm 
during their life, to be held quit of all service and secular exaction ; 
witnesses, Robert de Cokerfeld, Henry Walays, Alan de Karton, Alan 
de Foulisfait, William parson of Helag, Reiner de Wambewell, 
Robert de Crigliston. 

4. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said 
canons the church of Wikale, in frank almoin; witnesses, Hamon 
the dean and the chapter of York, Peter de Brus, William de Moubrai, 
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Gerard Thuret, Geoffrey de Folevill, Turstan 
de Merston, Richard de Wivelestorp, Alan de Folifait, Alan de Karton, 
Robert de Lelai, William Haget, Robert Haget, Robert Sakespeie, 
Henry the clerk. 

5. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin saving foreign service, all the land which he 
had in the town of Baynton, to wit six bovates of land, and all the 
land which he had in the town of Bilton, to wit nine bovates and a 
half, to build their church, and when that is done for their own use ; 
witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir Alan de Folifait, Sir Geoffrey 
de Folevill, Sir Alan de Katherton, Sir Richard Grammaire, Sir 
William Haget steward, Sir Hamon de Eboraco, and serjeants John 
the chamberlain, Rainer Haget, Adam de Audelee, and William son 
of Henry the clerk. 

6. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said 
canons in frank almoin six bovates of land in Esedie nearest to the 
field of Aggendeby with tofts and crofts; the donor and his heirs to 


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do the foreign service; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Gerard 
Thuret, Geoffrey de Folevill, Alan de Folifait, Robert de Lelai, Oliver . 
de Brincle, Alan de Karton, Richard de Wivelestorp, William Haget, 

Robert Haget, William parson of Helage, Robert Sakespeie, Henry 
the clerk of Wikale. 

7. Acharter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave, in frank almoin 
to the said canons, in addition to his former gifts, three bovates in 
the town of Estdic, of which Henry son of Robert Botild held two, 
and Juetta the widow one, to be held quit of all custom and exaction ; 
witnesses, Alan de Katherton, Alan de Folifeld, Gerard Thuret, 
Geoffrey de Folevill, Robert Haget rector of Bilton, William Haget 
rector of Wichale, William son of Henry de Wichale. 

8. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said 
canons an acre and a half of meadow in Staitebec as the brook 
(stkettum) of Staitebec falls into Werehf, in frank almoin; witnesses, 
Jordan Sancte Marie, Alan de Catherton, Robert de Wulestorp 
Girard son of Peter, Turstan de Merston, Fulc de Ruhford, Alan de 
Folifet, Reiner Haget parson, William  Haget parson, Simon 
Sakespee, Robert Sakespeie, Henry the clerk, Adelin de Folifet. 

9. Acharter, whereby Bartholomew son of Peter Turet gave to.the 
said canons a toft with buildings without the gate of Sir Jordan 
de Sanctae Maria, where Hugh the forester son of Gilbert dwelt 
in Wikhale and a share (partem) of land with wood lying between the 
said toft and the messuage of Adelin to clear (sarciendum), as the dike 
of the canons encloses it; to be held from the donor and his heirs, in 
frank almoin, by the canons, in exchange for their toft lying next to 
the donor’s messuage in the said town, which toft the donor has 
taken by way of exchange to enlarge his messuage ; witnesses, Reiner 
parson of Bilton, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Walter Thuret, Geoffrey 
de Blida, Simon Sakespe, Robert his son, Henry the clerk son 
of William, Audelin, William Hardi. 

10. A charter, whereby Lucy Thuret in her widowhood granted to 
the said canons all that they have of the gift of Bartholomew Thuret 
her brother, to wit the church of Wihale in frank almoin, seven 
bovates in Esdik, all his land in Bilton, and all his land in Baynton, 
and land in Staitebec, as set forth in the above charters; witnesses, 
Alan de Folifait, Alan de Catherton, William parson of Wihale, 
William son of Henry, Ralph Hardi. 

11. A charter, whereby the same Lucy Turet, in her widowhood, 
gave to the said canons in frank almoin eleven roods of land and a 
half rood in the territory of Esedic in Busclandes and Karlepekes, 
nearest to the grange of the said canons, to enclose and do what they 
will with, without entry or exit on the side of the field; in exchange 
for eleven and a half roods given to the said Lucy in Wichale and 
Esedie ; 80 that the donor or her heirs shall not be permitted to build 
on the land which the donor has of the canons in Karlepekes; 
witnesses, Sir Alan de Folifait, Sir Alan de Katherton, William 
Haget parson of Wichale, William son of Henry de Wichale, William 
the fowler (uucupe) of Wichale, William Russsel, William de Waleton, 
Giles (Gilone) de Catherton, Richard Prudfot of Catherton. 

12. An agreement in form of chirograph made between Ranulph 
de Albo Monasterio son and heir of Lucy Turet and the said prior 
and canons to settle a suit brought by the latter to have their reason- 
able estovers in the park of thesaid Ranulph of Wichale and common 
of herbage for their own beasts and feed (nutritiam) for their pigs 


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Membrane 11—cont. 


without pannage in the same, by reason of their lands in Wichale and 
Esedic and of the rectory of the said town whereof the prior and 
canons are perpetual parsons, on the following terms : 

the said Ranulph grants that in future the said prior and canons 
shall have in the said park yearly eight cart-loads (carratas) of 
reasonable wood for burning in the fortnight before Michaelmas to 
be taken by the view of the forester and brought away when they 
will; they shall also have in the said park, with free access in the 
said park, with herbage and common of pasture everywhere, thirty-one 
beasts (averia), which shall yearly have free entrance into the park 
on the feast of the Invention of the Cross and shall there abide up to 
Michaelmas, when they shall go out to the other common pastures 
of the said town; and on the same day there shall come into the 
park on behalf of the prior and canons thirty-one pigs only, which 
shall remain there quit of pannage up to Martinmas ; and the canons 
may send their men to visit the said pigs and beasts without 
damaging the said park ; and because William, rector of the church 
of Helauge, wished to claim pasture in the said park by reason of 
his church, the prior and convent have undertaken to defend the said 
Ranulph from any such claim on the part of the said William or his 
successors, in consideration of the fact, that the said Ranulph has 
given to the prior and convent peacefut possession of a toft and 
land in Bilthon, which Bartholomew Turet gave to the rector of 
the church of Helauge for a quit-claim of the said common 
of pasture; moreover the said Ranulph has undertaken not 
to disturb or impound the beasts (areria) of the prior and 
convent, unless they be found doing damage, as among meadows 
or corn before the carrying of the crop or elsewhere where they ought 
not to go; and the prior and convent have undertaken the like for 
the said Ranulph and his men; with mutual clauses of warranty. 
Dated, at St. Peter ad Vincula, A.D. 1254; witnesses, Richard 
Walensis, John de Cotenham, Thomas son of William de Mersthon, 
Henry Walensis, Theobald parson of Melsaneby, Stephen parson of 
Bure, Ralph de Smaus, Thomas Fairfax. 

18. A chirograph made between Reginald de Albo Monasterio, 
lord of Wichale, and the said prior and convent, dated A.D. 1288 in 
the octaves of St. Matthias the apostle, touching common of pasture 
in the park of Wichale and in two closes therein, in which park the 
said prior and convent have common of pasture as set out in the last 
charter, whereby it is agreed as follows: 

The prior and convent in future shall have in the old close eight 
oxen of their demesne oxen or others feeding with the demesne oxen 
of the said Reginald from the date at which these latter enter the 
close, and out of the thirty-one great beasts (grossorum. animalium) 
feeding in the park under the former agreement as many shall be 
removed ; and if the said Reginald, his heirs or assigns shall put up 
any hedges (hatis) about the new enclosure or the old in the said park, 
then in the time of pannage openings shall be made therein by 
which the pigs of the prior and convent can easily enter into 
the said closes; and on their part the prior and convent have 
agreed that the new close newly put up in the said park, 
which contains twenty acres, shall remain enclosed for four years 
from the time of setting up the fence, which at the expiration of 
that term shall be removed, so that the beasts of the prior and 
convent may pasture there as elsewhere in the park; and in case of 


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any refusal or neglect to remove the said fence, the prior and convent 
may remove it themselves; and if at the end of the said term of 
four years the said Reginald wish to set up any other enclosure, this 
must be done with the consent of the prior &nd convent, provided 
that in no case shall the area or the term be increased; provided 
always that sufficient pasture remain in the park for their great 
animals, and provided that the old close shall always remain 
enclosed; and any dispute as to the setting up of a new close shall 
be settled by arbitration; 

and touching the fishery in the water of Werf it was agreed. 
between the said parties as follows; to wit, the prior and convent 
granted to the said Reginald and his heirs the right of freely fishing 
in the said water through all the fee of the prior and convent, 
themselves, their men or to any to whom they may assign the 
fishery, and the said Reginald granted the same right to the 
prior and convent throughout his fee; witnesses, Sir Brian son of 
Alan, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Sir Stephen Walensis, Sir Ralph de 
Normanvila, Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Alan de Folifait, 
John de Walton, Richard the tailor of Torparches, Walter the clerk 
of Esedic, William de Hornington, clerk. 

14. A charter, whereby Alan de Folifait gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, & carucate of land in the town and territory of 
Wichale, which he had by inheritance, to be held quit of all secular 
service; witnesses, William son of Thomas de Merston, Alan de 
Catherton, Geoffrey de Ruthford, Robert de Hoton, William son of 
Henry de Wihale, William Haget parson of Wichale, William the 
fowler. 

16. A charter, whereby the same Alan de Folifait gave to the said 
canons in frank almoin, with his body, six acres by fixed bounds in 
his turbary of Folifait to dig, enclose and carry as they will, with a 
free way from the turbary to the high road, wherever they will; 
with further gift, with his body, to provide a pittance on his 
anniversary, in frank almoin, of 5s. yearly, which William de Luttona 
was bound to render to the donor for two bovates of land in the 
territory of Breddale; to be held quit of all service and secular 
exaction ; witnesses, Alan de Catherton, knight, William Haget rector 
of Wichale, Martin de Insula, clerk, Robert de Langethauit, William 
his son, William son of Everard de,Merstona, William son of Henry 
de Wichale, William the fowler, William Russel. 

16. A charter, whereby David son of Alan de Folifait quit-claimed 
to the said canons, in frank almoin, a carucate of land with his chief 
messuage in Wichale and without, which he held from the said prior. 
and convent by homage and service; to be held by thesaid canons free 
of all service, secular exaction and demand; witnesses, Sir Ranulph 
de Albo Monasterio, Sir John de Raigate, Sir John de Egglesclive, 
Wiliam de Kirkeby, Elias de Burel, Thomas Alewais of Merston, 
Henry Shakespeie of Wichale, Robert Bate of the same, Alexander 
de le Hil of Walton, Adam de Folifait. 

17. A charter, whereby David son of Alan de Folifait gave to the 
said canons in frank almoin all the dike with all contained in it, 
which runs round the land called Scortcroft, which land the said 
canons bought from the donor, as it runs.from the grange of 
the said canons in width up to the moor of Catherton and in 
length south ward as far as their land reaches; to be held by the said 
canons and their successors from the donor and his heirs; witnesses, 


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Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, Henry Walensis, knights, William son 
of Alan de Catherton, Richard Prudfot, Elias de Catherton, William 
son of Henry de Wichale, Henry Saxpey. 

18. A charter, whereby Robert son of Ralph Sakespe of Wichale, 
for the souls of his father and mother gave io the said canons, in 
frank almoin, a toft with a croft and all the land, which he had or 
could have, in the town and territory of Wichale, to be held by them 
with all liberties and easements; witnesses, Sir Alan de Folifait, 
William Haget parson of the church of Wichale, William son of 
Henry, William the fowler, Ralph Hardy, William Russell. 

19. A charter, whereby Robert de Lelai gave to the said canons, 
in frank almoin all the town of Hagandeby, wherein were three 
carucates of land, with all his demesne and his chief messuage, wood 
and pasture; to be held by them with all liberties and easements ; 
witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Cokefeld, Hugh de Lelai 
the donor's brother, Oliver de Brincle, Robert Plumton, Richard de 
Godlesburgh, Nigel le Butiller, Richard de Btiveton, Alan de Folifet, 
Richard de Wivelestorp, William Haget, Ralph de Midton. 

20. A charter, whereby Hugh de Lelai gave to the said canons the 
church of Lelai, so far as it is in his gift, in frank almoin; witnesses, 
William de Percy, Henry de Percy his brother, Simon de Monte Alto, 
William de Monte Alto and Henry de Monte Alto his sons, Oliver 
de Brincle, Robert de Plumton, Robert de Lelay, Henry parson of 
Alne, William Haget parson of Wichale. 

21. A charter, whereby the same Hugh de Lelay gave in frank 
almoin to the said canons, for the fabric of their church, two bovates 
of land in the territory of Lelai, one which William Bochet held, 
without the toft and croft thereto belonging, in lieu whereof the donor 
gave them an acre of land called Catridino and part of his meadow 
of Herthulme, and one bovate which William Haget held and, in lieu 
of the toft and croft of that bovate, meadow which John Sagart held ; 
to be held in frank almoin; witnesses, William Vavasor, Nicholas 
Warde, Hugh de Wyton, Henry Westscoh, Robert de Wyton, William 
de Lindesai, Richard de Muhaut, Robert de Sceknes, Roger de Lelai. 

22. A charter, whereby the same Hugh de Lelai gave to the said 
canons in frank almoin to find fish for them at Advent, a rent of 6s. 
in Castelay, to wit 8s. yearly from the mill which William son of 
Gilbert held, payable by the said William, and his heirs, at the feast 
of S8. Peter and Paul, and 8s. from the tillage called Nordmanrude 
receivable from Roger son of Gamel and his heirs at the.same 
term; witnesses, Robert de Plumton, Richard de Godlesbure, Nigel 
le Butiller, Hugh de Witon, William de Plumton, William de 
Beaugraunt, Thomas de Waleton, Geoffrey de Ardington, William 
de Lindesai, Hamericus de Castelay, Robert de Castelay, Robert son 
of Nigel, Robert de Witon. 

23. A charter, whereby Theodore de Riebroc gave to the said 
eanons in frank almoin, two bovates with a toft and croft in the 
town and territory of Ascham, which Agnes late the wife of Michael 
held from the donor; to be held quit of all service and exaction ; 
witnesses, Sir Hamon parson of Alne, Alan de Caterton, Geoffrey de 
Rucford, William parson of Wichale, Robert de Wall’ parson of St. 
Saviour’s, York, William de Wichale, Giles (Gtlone) de Caterton, 
Walter Belle. 

24. A charter, whereby the same Theodore de Riebroc gave, for 
the soul of Peter de Brus and for his own soul, to the said canons in 


1310. 


Dec. 18. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

88 


1311. 


Jan: 95. 
Berwick upon 
T weed, 

97 


March 13. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed, 

35 


March 2. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

94 
March 19. 


Berwick upon 
T weed. 
88 


Feb. 9. 
Berwick upon 
T weed. 

82 


4 EDWARD IL. 


165 


Membrane 11—cont. 


frank almoin, for the support of a canon, six bovates of land with 
tofts and crofts, which he had in the town and territory of Ascham 
of the gift of Peter de Brus, and which the said canons_used to hold 
of the said Thoedore at fee farm; to be held quit of all service and 
exaction ; witnesses, Sir Stephen de Meinil, Alan de Catherton, Sir 
Hamon rector of the church of Alne, Henry de Stutevill, Peter de 
Pertenaye chaplain, Roger de Semere, John de Gousel, Robert de 
Haggandeby. 

25. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus granted to the said canons, 
in frank almoin, all the land in the town and territory of Askeham, 
which the canons have of the gift of Theodore de Riebroc, knight ; 
witnesses, Nicholas knight de Stoteville, the grantor’s stéward, 
Marmaduc ap Thueng, Simon de Brus, Robert de Tocotes, knights, 
John de Torparches, Hugh de Hauberge, Alan son of Alan de Parco, 
Richard serjeant of Torp. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Grant to Thomas de Verlay, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at his manor of Saxmondeham, co. Suffolk, and of 
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation 
of St. John. By p.s. 


. Grant to John de Wylington, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Yate, Polton, Sondhurst, Hatherleye, Ablynton, and 
Weston, co. Gloucester, Umbreleye, Bykynton, Beauford, Honshagh, Stok' 
Ryvers and Langeleye, co. Devon, Foweton and Lanteglos, co. Cornwall, 
Calston, co. Wilts, Staulputte, co. Berks, Chiriton, co. Warwick, and 
Peltindon, co. Essex. By p.s. [1674.] 


Grant to Thomas de Ridware, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday, at their manor of Sheile, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there 
on the feast of St. Margaret. By p.s. [1778.] 


Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands of Amgoyt, Pulimyock, and the town of 
St. Clears, co. Carmarthen, and of Telgh' and Thelspraust, co. Pembroke, 
and of Wylefrey, Penkethly, Seatherock, Bridechirche, La Mote, Laghmaen 
and Landevaillock, in Wales and the marches, and of Bernes and 
Cheilmarssh, co. Salop. , By p.s. 


Vacated because otherwise below. 


Grant to John de Walkingham, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Colthorp, and Bykerton, co. York. By p.s. [17776.] 


Grant to Elias de Coleshull, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Coleshulle, Borewardescote, Hamstede, Bastelden, 
Asshamstede, and Wyle, co. Berks. By p.s. [1746.] 


Grant, at the instance of Gilbert de Clare, the king's nephew, earl of 
Gloucester and Hertford, to Adam de Markewell, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Markewell, T'rologan, and Roskoneuer, 
co. Cornwall. By p.s. [1796.] 


Grant, at the instance of Edward de Willington, to Richard de Merton, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Merton, co. 
Devon. By p.s. [1719.] 


166 


1311. 
Jan. 1. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 8. 
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Mortlake, 2 May 11 


Berwick upon Henry III in favour of the abbot and monks of Stanleye. [Calendar, Vol. I. 


Tweed. 

81 
March 24. 
Berwick upon 
T weed. 


30 


1310. 
Aug. 16. 
York, 
29 


Aug. 24. 
Sledmere, 
28 


Sept. 9. 
Newminster. 


27 


Aug. 22. 
Beverley. 
" 20 


Nov. 9. 
Berwick on 
T weed. 
25 


Nov. 20. 


Berwick upon 
Tweed. 


24 
Nov. 8. 


Berwick upon 
T weed, 
28 


Oct. 28. 
Linlithgow. 
22 


p. 88.] Dupplicatur. 


Grant to William de Bereford, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Meisham, co. Derby, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Translation of St. Thomas 
the Martyr. By p.s. [1880.] 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Grant to John de Eyncourt, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Morton, Haseland and Gildeford, co. Derby, and 
Knapthorp, co. Nottingham. By p.s. 


Grant to Geoffrey de Hothum, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Crauncewyk, Hoton by Crauncewyk, Laxinton, Bordelby 
by Herlessey, and Foul Sutton, co. York; grant also of & weekly market 
on Tuesday at their manor of Crauncewyk, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew the Apostle. 


By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, to the 
prior and convent of Boulton in Cravene of free warren in all the demesne 
lands of their manor of Appeltrewyk, co. York; grant also of a yearly fair 
there on the two days before the feast of St. Luke, on the feast and the 
morrow. By p.s. 


Grant to Ranulph de Mauneby, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Thorgramby, West Cottingwith, Mauneby and 
Neuby on Wisk, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to the prior and convent of the Park of Helagh of free warren in 
all their demesne lands of Helagh, Wighale, Hagenby, Esdike and 
Catherton, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Payn, steward of the King's 
household, to John de Grofhurst, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Curtehope Scoteny, co. Sussex. By p.s. 


Whereas King John by a charter, which the king has inspected, granted 
to Alan de Wilton and his heirs licence to enclose their wood of Torenton, 
called Riseberge, and to make it into a park, and to keep dogs 1n the said 
town to course in the said park, and to have free warren at Wilton, and 
its appurtenaces that is Cothum and Laysingeby and Lacenby in their fee 
without the forest; and whereas the said Alan by virtue of that charter 
enclosed the said wood and made a park of it ; 

the king, out of special grace to Ralph de Bulmer, who has acquired 
the said park and now holds it, has granted that he and his heirs shall 
hold it with the liberties and warren aforesaid; and also that they shall 
have free warren in all their demesne lands of Bulmer and Welleburne, 
co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their 
manor of Chippenham, co. Wilts, on the vigil and the feast of St. John 
before the Latin Gate. By p.s. 


1310. 


Oct. 28. 
Linlithgow. 
21 


Dec. 11. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

20 


1311. 


Jan. d. 
Berwick upon 
T weed. 

19 


1310. 
Dec. 12. 
Berwick upon 
T weed. 


18. 


1311. 
Feb. 4. 


Berwick upon 
T weed. 


17 


4 EDWARD II. 167 


Membrane 7—cont. 


Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Thomas de Bethum, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Bethum, co. 
Westinoreland; grant also of & weekly market on Wednesday at the said 
manor, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. By p.s. 


Grant to Ralph son of William, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Brunnum, Butterwyk, Thorp Basset, Scakelthorp, 
Thornton in the Moor, Norton upon Swale, and Wellebyry, co. York, and 
in Benton, Killingworth, Hepiscotes, Tranwell, Stannyngton and Horsle, 
co. Northumberland. By p.s. [1548.] 


Grant to Robert son of Payn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Whitchirch, co. Dorset, and of two yearly fairs 
there, one on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of the Cross and the 
three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of the 
Kixaltation of the Cross and the three days following; grant also of a 
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Fromton upon Severne, co. 
Gloucester, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of 
the Assumption and the three days following. By p.s. 


Grant to Robert de Reydon, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Saturday at their manor of Reydon, co. Suffolk, and of & yearly fair 
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Mdmund the archbishop and 
the two days following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne 
lands of Reydon, Wenham Combusta, Hadleye, Holeton, Stratford, 
Leyham, Hyntlisham, Wherstede, Freston, Wolferston, Badyngham and 
Framelyngham, co. Suffolk, Ramoseye and Wrabeneyse, co. Essex, 
Bouthorp, co. Norfolk, and Fighilden and Aleton, co. Wilts. Dy p.s. 


MEMBRANE 6, 


Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church of St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons there :— 

1. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third quit-claimed to the 
said canons, in frank almoin a yearly rent of 20s. out of 40s. of 
yearly rent, which he used to receive from the said canons for two 
hundred acres of land in Camelegford, which the said canons hold 
from his father, to be held by them in frank almoin; with further 
quit-claim to the said canons of the said two hundred acres of land, 
which they held from his father, to be held by them in frank almoin 
from the said Peter and his heirs by rendering 20s. only ; witnesses, 
Sir Simon de Brus, Sir John de Burton, Sir Roger de Tokcotes, 
Sir Thomas de Gunneby, Sir Thomas de Huke, knights, Robert 
son of Sir Richard de Berley, Robert de Elgeton, steward of Sir Peter 
de Brus, Robert de Menthorp, Robert de Hakthorp, Ralph de Babtorp, 
Luke de Hatfeld bailiff of Drax, Walter de Falays, Adam Marshall 
of Drax, Walter son of Silvester of the same, Peter de Fontibus. 

2. Acharter, whereby Berard de Fontibus gave to the said canons 
the toft in Kamlesford, sometime of Richard de Knaresburca, to be 
held by them in frank almoin, quit of all secular service; witnesses, 
Henry de Berlay, John de Athon, William son of Nicholas de Berlay, 
Silvester de Drax, Richard his brother, Geoffrey the clerk, Simon de 
Darthington, Reginald de Buggedene, James the Forester, John de 
Sniterby, Alan de Salteby, Peter de Spaldingthon, Thomas de Sniterby. 


168 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER. ROLLS. 


Membrane 6—cont. 


8. Acharter, whereby the same Berard de Fontibus gave to the 
said canons, for his soul and that of Agnes his wife, a tillage in the 
territory of Camelisford, called * Copper croft' as the dikes surround 
it, with the said dikes, lying by the croft of the said canons and 
containing five acres; to be held in frank almoin ; witnesses, Henry 
de Castelford, chaplain of Drax, William de Athona, Walter de 
Castelford, Adam de Byngelay, Richard de Drax, clerk, Adam 
Marescall, Walter son of Silvester, Thomas son of Thomas de 
Sturd, Geoffrey de Sniterby. 

4. Acharter, whereby William de Fontibus, son of Sir Berard de 
Fontibus, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, twenty-one acres 
of land in Camelesford, whereof seventeen lie between the land of 
Ralph de Sayl and the land of Richard de Barneby, one head abutting 
on the lands of Thomas de Heyton and Walter son of Ralph, and 
the other on the land of the said Thomas and on the toft of the 
said Walter, and the remaining four called ‘La More’ lie between 
the land late of John de Siwardeby and the land of Walter son of 
Gilbert, one head abutting on the land of the said John and the 
other on the land of the said Walter, with free access to the said land 
through the land of Stefan del Lounde, as contained in a charter 
which the donor had from his father ; to be held by the canons quit 
of all secular service and demand; witnesses, Sir Peter de Brus, Sir 
John de Burtone, Robert de Elgeton, Peter de Fontibus, William de 
Lasceles, Walter de Faleyse, Adam Marescall, Nicholas de Neubald, 
Luke de Hatfeld. 

5. A charter, whereby the same William son of Sir Berard de 
Fontibus, for his soul and those of his father and mother, gave to the 
said canons, in frank almoin, a yearly rent of 2s. in the town of 
Camelesford, which William son of Roger of the same town used to 
render yearly for his holding; to be held from the said William and 
his heirs in frank almoin ; witnesses, William de Lasceles, Peter de 
Fontibus, Thomas de Heytona, Walter de Faleyse, Adam Marescall, 
Walter son of Silvester, Luke de Hatfeld. 

6. Acharter, whereby Gregory son of William de Haxiltorp gave 
to the said canons in frank almoin forty acres in the marsh of 
Kamlesford, which Sir Peter de Brus gave to the donor by charter 
for his service, and which lie by the great causeway of Kamlesford 
towards the south next to the land of William Sp’c; to be held by 
the said canons quit of all secular service and exaction for the safety 
of the souls of the donor and his wife: witnesses, John de Birkyn, 
William de Tamthon, Henry de Berlai, Adam de Bella Aqua, William 
de Pouelingthon, Berard de Funtaines, Henry Baret, steward of Drax, 
Robert de Falaise, William son of Nicholas de Berlai, Silvester son 
of Walter de Drax, Richard his brother, Simon de Darthunton, Adam 
de Bretthon, Reginald de Buggedene. 

7. Acharter, whereby Hugh Paganel gave to the said church and 
canons forty acres of land in the South marsh (Suthmariscv) of Hales 
on the south side, between Brockeholes and Warneholm in frank 
almoin, to be held by rendering yearly tothe donor and his heirs 
1 mark of silver; witnesses, John de Birkin, Adam Paganel of 
Keistorp, Peter Paganel, Robert de Angervilla, Adam (Ada .{dam) 
de Bella Aqua, Henry de Berlai, Bernard de Steinegreve, Gilbert de 
Acclum, Robert de Falaise, William son of Achard, Silvester son 
of Walter, Richard his brother, William de Mauneby, Hugh de 
Coringham. 


1311. 


4 EDWARD IL. 169 


Membrane 6—cont. 


8. A charter, whereby Hugh Paganel, for his soul and those of 
his father aad mother, gave to the said canons ten acres of land in 
Brocholes, next to the land which Fule Paganel gave to them, and 
adjoining the land of William Spot on the west; to be held and used, 
a8 they will, in frank almoin, quit of all secular service and exaction ; 
witnesses, as above, except Hugh de Coringham. 

9. Acharter, whereby Robert son of William de Siclinghale, for 
his soul and that of his wife, gave to the said canons a bovate of land 
in the territory of Werreby, which Nigel the forester sometime held, 
and a toft there which Agnes the widow held ; to be held by them, in 
frank almoin, quit of all secular service, exaction and demand; 
witnesses, John Blund of Bretthon, Robert son of Adam de 
Wyrkelaie, Hubert son of William de Werreby, Richard de Bilthon, 
William son of Hugh de Benethlai, Nicholas son of Robert de 
Siclinghale, William the clerk of Oudaneby, Geoffrey the clerk 
of Bretthon, Reginald de Buggedene, Simon de Darzingthon, 
Reginald the cook. 

10. A charter, whereby Henry de Staingreve gave to the said 
canons, in frank almoin, eighteen acres of land in the marsh of 
Newhay, to wit fifteen acres lying without the dike of William son of 
Alan and of William son of Russel on the north side, and three 
acres lying by the land of Stephen Furmi on the west and north ; 
quit of secular service, custom, exaction and foreign service; 
witnesses, Walding the priest (p’b'oso) of Hemingburc, Jordan de (4") 
Hameld’, Richard his brother, Walter the clerk of Angoteby, Peter 
his son, Walter son of Aldred, William son of Alan, Walkelin his 
brother, John his son, Walter the clerk of (d) Drax, William son 
of Achard, Nicholas de Berlai, Thomas his brother. 

11. A charter, whereby Alice de Nova Hays, daughter of Henry 
de Stainegreve, in her widowhood, for her soul and those of Henry 
her father, Theca her mother and William and Bernard her brothers, 
gave to the said canons the homage and service of Richard Herel son 
of William de Nova Haya and his heirs from the tenement which he 
held of the donor or her oncestors in Newhay, to wit 2s. 11d. 
receivable yearly by the said canons from the said Richard and his 
heirs; and the homage and service of Adam son of Gervase and 


his heirs from all the tenement, which he held as aforesaid, to 


wit 3s. receivable as aforesaid; and the homage and service of 
Richard son of John, and his heirs, from all the tenement, which he 
held as aforesaid, to wit 2s. receivable as aforesaid; and the homage 
and service of William del Wel, and his heirs, for the tenement which 
he held as aforesaid, to wit 2s. 64. receivable as aforesaid; to be 
held in frank almoin, quit of all secular service; witnesses, Sir Thomas 
de Belewe, Richard lord of Berley, John his brother, Jordan de 
Mennethorp, Ralph de Babbethorp, -Henry son of William de 
Berley, James de Berley, Adam de Drax marshal, Adam de 
Hosegoteby, William de Attona, John son of Walkelin de Nova 
Haya, Alan Russell, William de Kawude, William de Wresill. 

12. A charter, whereby Henry de Steinegreve, with the assent of 
his heirs, granted to the said canons, whatever his free men of Newhay 
had given or sold to them of their lands or rents in Newhay whether 
in frank almoin or at perpetual farm, pursuant to their charters; 
and'also any goods in lands or rents that they there possess or 
may hereafter acquire by prayer or price; witnesses, Walding the 
priest of Hemingburc, Jordan de Haymildon, Richard de Hamildon, 


170 


1311. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 6—cont. 


William son of Reginald de Mennethorp, Jordan his son, Walter the 
clerk of Angoteby, William son of Alan de Nova Haya, Walkelin his 
brother, Walter the clerk of Drax, William son of Achard, Nicholas 
de Berlay, Thomas his brother. 

18. A writing, whereby Walter prior of Wirkesop and the 
convent quit-claimed to Robert prior of Drax and the convent there 
all their right in fifteen acres of land in Newhay of the holding of - 
Martin of the same, and in two acres of the land of Alan Hauklaut, 
and in six a-res of land late of Alice de Steinegreve and Henry 
Hoppegate her son, and in one acre late of Hawys and in two acres 
late of John the clerk and in two acres of the land of Godenape, and 
in three acres of the land of John son of Walkelin in Newhay ; 
witnesses, John de Clyf, Richard his son, Ralph de Babbethorpe, 
Robert de Hakethorp, Richard de Nevile, John de Pomeraye, Walter 
de Nova Haya. 

14. A charter, whereby John son of Ranulph de Nova Haya gave 
to the said canons thirteen acres of land in Newhay, lying by Utgang, 
between the donor and Gervase his brother on the west side stretching 
from the bank of the old Ouse (veteris Use) lengthwise to the south to 
the land of Walding the priest and Stephen Furmie, and in breadth 
from the said Utgang westward to the ten acres of land which Henry 
de Stainegreve gave to St. Nicholas, which touch the land of Gervase 
the donor’s brother; to be held by rendering 184. yearly to the donor 
and his heirs, the donor and his heirs to defend the said land against 
foreign service and all dikes pertaining to the said land ; so that if 
the donor or his heirs fail herein, the prior and canons may make 
the loss good from the said farm ; all which the donor has given for 
his soul and those of his father and mother and for 10/. received 
from the said canons; witnesses, William de Staingreve, Walter the 
chaplain, Nigel the chaplain, Thomas de Cainill, William his son, 
William son of Alan, John son of Walkelin, Hugh son of Adam, 
Stephen Furmie, Richard Erl, Alan son of William, Richard de 
Nehus, Hugh de Coringham, Thomas de Bubwit, Thomas de Berlai, 
Geoffrey the skinner, William his brother, Rowland, Oliver de Collum. 

15. A charter, whereby the same John son of Ranulph de Nova 
Haya gave to the said canons eleven acres of land and a half in 
Newhay, to wit four acres running from the bank of the old Ouse 
southward to the marsh and seven acres anda half running from the 
said four acres in the marsh to the dike between the donor and 
Walding the priest; to be held in frank almoin for 11d. to be 
rendered yearly to the donor and his heirs in lieu of all secular service ; 
with the same clauses touching foreign service and dikes as in the 
last charter; all which gift has been made for the souls of the donor 
and his father and mother, and for 9 marks which the donor received 
from the said canons; witnesses, Hugh de Lelai, William de Rie, 
Robert de Lutringtun, Hugh de Stiveton, Otho de Barkeston, William 
de Rievill, Osbert de Bretton, Hugh de Touleston, Thomas de Berlai, 
William de Hameldun, William de Nova Haya, Stephen Furmie, 
William son of Achid', John son of Walkelin, Hugh son of Adam, 
Richard Herl, Alan son of William Russel, Richard de Nehus, Robert 
de Faleise, Hugh de Coringham, Alan le Macun, Robert Pedefer. 

16. A charter, whereby the same John son of Ranulf gave to the 
said canons in frank almoin seven acres of land and & half acre and 
one rood in Newhay, to wit two acres lying between the donor's land 
and the land of the donor’s lord, which the donor once held of him, on 


1311. 


Feb. 4. 


4 EDWARD II. 171 


Membrane 6—cont. 


the west part of the donor's land and the east part of the land of his 
lord, being eight perches in breadth by the bank of the old Ouse and 
forty perches in length, running from the said bank to the marsh 
southward, and five acres and a half acre and one perch running from 
the middle of the donor's tillage southward to the dike between the 
donor and Walding the priest in the marsh; to be held quit of all 
secular service, so that the donor and his heirs shall defend the said 
land from foreign service and dikes and all services thereto belonging 
for 74d. to be paid to the donor and his heirs yearly, 4d. at Whitsun- 
tide and 844. at Martinmas; so that if the donor and his heirs fail 
therein, the prior and canons may make good their loss from the said 
yearly payment ; all which gift the donor has made for his soul and 
the souls of his father and mother and for 100s. received from the 
said canons; witnesses, Hugh de Lelai, William de Rie, Robert de 
Lutringtun, Hugh de Stiveton, Otho de Barkestun, William de 
Rievill, Osbert de Bretton, Henry de Berlay, Hugh de Toulestun, 
William Talun, Tom’ de Berlai, William de Hamilton, Hugh de 
Coringham, Richard le Poher, Robert de Faleise, William son of 
Alan, John son of Walkelin, Simon de Erthington, Alan the mason, 
Richard de Nehus. 

17. A writing, whereby Richard son of John son of Ranulph de 
Newhay quit-claimed to the prior and convent of Drax all his right in 
ten acres of land in Newhay adjoining the land of Gervase his uncle , 
on the east, which Henry de Stainegreve gave to them and which 
John the donor's father formerly held ; to be held by the said canons 
freely ; witnesses, Henry de Derlai, Samson de Pomerio, Walter de 
Aula de Selebi, William son of Nicholas de Berlai, Peter son of 
Walter the clerk of Angoteby, Adam sop of Gervase, Martin son of 
Ingram, Alan son of William Russel, Silvester de Drax, Richard his 
brother, Geoffrey the clerk, Simon de Darthington, Reginald de 
Buggeden, Richard de Hapelestorp, Alan de Saltebi, John de 
Sniterbi. 

18. A charter, whereby Robert son of John son of Walkelin de 
Nova Haya gave to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons 
there the homage and service of Jordan son of the donor's late 
brother Thomas and a yearly rent of 5d. which the said Jordan used 
to pay yearly for five acres and a half of land in Newhay, which the 
donor gave to the said Thomas; witnesses, Sir Robert de Berlay, 
Robert de Hakethorp, John Huhelin of Newhay, John son of Simon 
of the same, John son of Gervase of the same, Henry son of Hugh of 
the same, Henry Murre of the same. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 4. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of 


Berwick upon St. Nicholas and the canons of Drax :— 


Tweed. 
16 


1. Acharter, whereby William Paganel gave to the sail canons 
an island called Helmholm and Midelholm, where the church was 
founded, and other lands. ([Afonasticon, VI, p. 195.] 

2. Acharter, whereby Robert de Gant granted to the said canons, 
all that William Paganel and Avice his wife gave to them in frank 
almoin, with soc and sac, tol and tem and infangenthef; witnesses, 
Masci de Curcy, Roger son of Fulk, Osbert Niger, Achard de Salteby, 
Walter Pilatus, Adam son of Peter, Thomas his brother, Warin de 
Sancto Patricio, Hugh de Bosco, William de Baliol. 


172 


1311. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 4—cont. 


8. Letters patent of Robert de Gant addressed to Robert, bishop of 
Lincoln, setting forth that the said Robert de Gant and his ancestors 
gave and granted to the said canons the advowson of the church of 
Yrnham, saving the dignity of the parson Acheus, who now holds it, 
but free after the death of the said Acheus, and asking for episcopal 
confirmation of the said gift. 

4. A charter of the same Robert de Gant addressed to the bishop 
of Lincoln, the chapter of St. Mary, and all the faithful and all his 
men and friends, French and English, clerical and lay, and granting 
to the said canons & carucate of land which William Paganel gave to 
them and three tofts in Saltabi; and also giving in frank almoin a 
carucate of land of his demesne in the same manor and two tofts 
adjoining the said three, quit of all secular service, for his own 
soul and that of his wife; witnesses, Walter de Scotheneia, Roger 


: son of Fulk, Richard son of Robert, Robert de Rudestei, Acard de 


Saltaby, Helias de Saltabi, Robert de Saltabi, Richard de Naveneby, 
Alan Che, Warin the chaplain, William the clerk. 

5. A charter, whereby the said Robert de Gant gave to the said 
canons the advowson of the church of Salteby, during the life of 
Acard parson of the said church, and after his death the church itself 
and all the tithe of the house of the said Robert in corn and malt 
and killing of pigs, as William Paganel witnesses that he gave it by 
his charter in frank almoin; with additional grant for the souls of 
the said Robert and his wife of all the tithe of bis house in the purchase 
of corn (seyetis), malt, bread, ale, cheese, butter and all things 
belonging to the kitchen ; witnesses, Jordan the chaplain of Drax, 
William de Baliol, William de Ploiz, Acard Marshal, Thomas son of 
Peter, William the clerk, Roger the reeve, Hugh the chamberlain, 
Richard de Fulgeres, Alan the forester, Alvred the huntsman, 
Godard, Henry de Huc. [Monasticon, VI, p. 196]. 

6. A charter, whereby Stephen de Gant granted to the said 
canons the church of Salteby, which they have of the gift of William 
Paganel, and two carucates of land in the same town of the gift of 
the same William with five tofts in the said town, in frank almoin, 
for the safety of the grantor's soul; with clause of warranty for the 
said two carucates against all men from murder, danegeld, themantale, 
royal service, and aid of sheriffs and their clients; witnesses, 
Sir Gilbert de Gant, Osbert de Boeby, Robert the butler of Eyton, 
Elias de Salteby, John de Birkin, Adam Paganel, Henry de Berlai, 
Philip de Alta Ripa, Geoffrey clerk of Drax, Robert de Falaise, 
William son of Archard, Bernard de Nova Haia, William de Berlai, 
Hugh de Coringham, William de Eboraco, Simon de Barringthon, 
Reginald de Buggedon, Richard de Stapplestorp. 

7. Letters patent, whereby Andrew Luterel declares that he is 
convinced by inspection of the instruments of the prior and convent 
of Drax that the land which they have in the territory and town of 
Salteby, is pure and perpetual alms, quit of all secular service, 
exactton, suit of court and demand; and that he, therefore, for his 
soul and that of Petronilla his wife, grants that neither he nor his 
heirs will demand any service or secular works from the said land ; 
witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Gaunt, Sir Robert de Gaunt, William 
Hamelyn of Wymundham, Stephen le Brette of Caustton, Stephen 
son of Roger de Salteby, Ralph son of Elias of the same, Richard 
Billing, Luke de Hatfeld clerk, Ralph atte Grene (super Grenam) of 
Balteby, Robert the smith (fabro) of the same. 


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8. A charter of Avice de Rumelhy, addressed to the bishop of 
Lincoln, the chapter of 8t. Mary and all her men and friends, French 
and English, clerk and lay, whereby by the impression of her seal 
she granted to the said canons a carucate of land which William 
Pang[anel], her husband, gave to them with three tofts in Saltheby, 
with further gift of another carucate of land of her own demesne 
in the said manor and two tofts adjoining the three which they 
have, quit of all secular service, as Robert de Gaunt gave them; all 
which is done for the souls of herself, all her husbands, her sons and 
daughters; witnesses, Adelizat Panpt, the donor’s daughter, Walter 
de Scotenhi, Roger son of Fulk, Richard son of Robert, Robert de 
Rudestein, Acard de Saltaby, Helias de Saltheby, Robert de Salthaby, 
Richard de Naveneby, Alan Che, Warin the chaplain, William the 


clerk, and Alvred the huntsman. 


9. A charter, whereby Walter de Scoteni granted to the said 
canons, all that William Paganel gave to the said canons in the town 
of Rokesby, to wit the church of Rokesby and twelve bovates of land, 
and all the sites (sedes) of mills in the territory of the same town, 
and common pasture and seyen tofts in the said town ; so that six 
bovates of the said twelve bovates, which were bondmen's (rusticorum) 
land and were subject to ‘ utware,’ the grantor defends of his own 
demesne against all foreign service (servicium de foris), to wit from 
‘utware,’ danegeld, murder, and all service of sheriffs and their 
servants (clientum) and from all seoular service; with further gift to 
the said canons of a tillage of the donor's demesne, in Northpikesers, 
and two acres by their tillage of Haliwelle, and a tillage from 
their house to Birpit, and a bovate by their land with the toft 
of Smalethorp and four acres, part adjoining the church, part at 
Pikesdail, part at Medail and part at Wrangelande, and all the land 
of the south tillage on the north side by Cringelbec, to wit three acres 


. and a half, and at Suthpikesers two acres and a half of arable land 


excepting meadow, and five acres of land, to wit an acre and a half at 
the Sands (Sabulones), half an acre at Cringelbec, two acres at Hole- 
welles and one acre at Stamhil ; all which has been done for the soul of 
the said Walter and that of his wife; witnesses, Ralph the sub-dean, 
Robert the archdeacon, Richard the archdeacon, Roger, Payn, Ibert, 
Siward, canons, and all the chapter of St. Mary’s, Lincoln, Richard, 
prior of Thornholme, Alexander the clerk, Roger the dean, Odo 
the chaplain, Warin the chaplain, Alvred de Wintrington, Ivo de 
Frodhingham, Norman the priest, Jordan de {Bossevilet, sheriff, 
Lambert de Scotenni, Robert de Gaunt, Walter de Amundevile, 
Robert de Roxeby, Roger son of Alfred. 

10. Acharter, whereby the same Walter de Scoteni, by the counsel 
of his men and with the assent of his heirs, gave to the said canons all 
the land of Haliwelle Daile as far as Hugge dich, as the canons 
surrounded it with a ditch (antro) with their own hands and at their 
own expense, in frank almoin, quit of all service and secular 
exaction, with confirmation to the canons by this charter of the said 
ditch (antrum) to remain whole and untouched for ever, so that no 
man shall have any common within that close, save the canons and 
their brethren; witnesses, Richard prior of Torneholme and the 
convent thereof, Walter dean of Heustun and the chapter of Manled 
wapentake, Hyun the clerk of Frohingh’, Odo the priest, Hugh the 
priest, William son of Roger de Tauelesby, Richard the clerk of 


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Rokesby, Adam the prefect, Ranulf his brother, Austin and William 
cognati prioris Re, William Punchun, Thomas de Wintringham. 

11. A charter, whereby the same Walter de Scoteni, gave to the 
church of St. Nicholas of Yalmbolm and the canons there fourteen 
acres of land and a half in the territory of Rokesby of the land 
of bondmen (rusticorum) with their free assent (spontanea voluntate 
tpsorum), to wit at Sutherdail by Langedich seven acres, aud at 
Musedail on the Sands (Sabulones) five acres, and at the head of 
Cringlebec at Museldail two acres and a half; in exchange for land 
of the said canons, which the donor could not defend or warrant 
against Henry de Gant or Henry de Rokesby; with further gift of 
all the land between Burpith and the channel (suleum transitus) 
of the water according to the width of the donor's tillage; all which 
has been done with the council and assent of Walter the donor's son 
and heir, for the souls of the donor, his wife (sponse) and his sons; 
witnesses, Alan prior of Tornholm and the convent thereof, Odo 
the priest of Rokesbi, Richard parson of the same town, Henry de 
Rokesby, Helias his son, William son of Alexander, Richard son of 
Robert de Rokesbi, William the chamberlain, Adam son of Coleman, 
and Ranulf his brother. 

19. A charter of the same Walter de Scoteni, addressed to all his 
friends and men, French and English whereby he gave to St. Nicholas 
of Drac and the canons there six bovates (boretas) of bondmens' land, 
which used to be subject to *utware, and a tillage of the donor's 
demesne in Northpicheshers and two acres next their tillage of 
Haliwelle (illorum de Halliwelle), in frank almoin quit of danegeld 
and all aids of sheriffs and their servants, and of all utware, for the 
safety of the souls of the donor and his father and mother; 
witnesses, Humphrey the sub-dean, Wyg' the canon, Master Rainald, 
Hilbert the canon, Roger the precentor, William son of Gunc’, 
Robert del Hihit, and the convent of all the chapter (conventux totius 
capituli) of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, and James the clerk 
of Rochebi, and Herbrand dean of Lincoln and Gocelin the priest 
(sacerdos) of Torp, Jordan de Blossevile, sheriff, ànd Henry de Batha, 
and Hugh de Scoteni, Roger de Colebi, and Roger de Rochesbi and 
John Scrop. 

18. A charter, whereby Henry de Roxeby gave to the church of 
St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons there the land which they had of 
the gift of Robert his father in the territory of Roxeby, to wit one 
acre in Butercroft and half an acre by the bounds of Wyntrington 
and half an acre between Birepit and the road which runs to the 
church on the north side of their grange and one acre at the Sands 
and by way of addition of the gift of the said Henry (ex incremento de 
dono meo) four acres at Holewelles and one acre at Stanhill, between 
the king's high way (regiam stratam) and Thedgate one acre, on the 
east side of Neuedale one acre, on the north side of the grange one 
acre; to be held, in frank almoin, for the souls of the father and 
mother of the said Henry quit of all secular service; witnesses, 
Richard parson of Roxebi, Adam Painell, Adam his son, Ralph Trivel, 
Walter the deacon of Graingham, William son of Richard, Hugh de 
Roxebi, Godfrey his brother, Simon de Swinhamstede, Thomas son 
of Haldane de Berlai, Hugh de Coringham. 

14. A charter, whereby the same Henry de Rokesbi, with the 
assent of Maud, his wife, and of his heir, gave to the said canons ten 


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acres of land in Rokesbi, in frank almoin, for the safety of his soul 
and of those of his wife and children and father and mother, to wit : 
four acres at Holewelle and an acre at Blindewelle and one acre at 
Sandes, and three perches at the gate of the said canons on the west 
side of the donor's tillage running from the south to the north to the 
breadth of a perch as far as the bound of Wintrington, and all the 
donor’s share at Musedail, to wit a perch, and an acre in Medail on the 
west of the donor's tillage, which runs to the breadth of one perch from 
Cringlebec to Fladkebec, and one acre on Neudail lying between the 
land of Hugh Bardolf and the land of the church of the same town, 
and a half acre at Diclande in the tillage of the said canons, and a 
half acre between the land of the donor and the land late of Geoffrey 
Hurtequart by the bounds of Wintrigton, together with the land 
which Robert the donor's father gave to the said canons next to their 
tillage of Buttecroft in the territory of Rokesbi; witnesses, Alan prior 
of Tornholm and the convent thereof, Walter the dean of Auston, 
Walter de Scoteni, Richard parson of Rokesbi, Richard son of Robert 
de Rokesbi, Alan his brother of Stainton, Thomas son of Henry de 
Rokesbi, William son of Alexander de Staintona, William son of 
Alan de Riseby, William son of Rocelin de Sniterby, Ralph Trivel 
and John his son, Simon son of Julian de Swinhamstede, Hugh de 
Coringham. 

15. A charter, whereby Richard de Curci greeted all his friends 
and men, French and English, and granted to the house of St. 
Nieholas of Helmholm and the canons there, all that William 
Paganel gave to them in frank almoin; witnesses, Stephen de 
Meinhil, Simon son of Peter, Gilbert de Landeles, Olifer the knight 
(milite) and Serlo, and William de Steingriph, Robert his brother, 
and Peter de Cnapetun. 

16. liücardus, Dei gratia, ree Anglorum, dux Normannorum et 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
justiciariis, comitibus, baronibus, vicecamitibus, ministris et omnibus, 
Jidelibus suis tocius. Anylie, salutem. — Sciatis nos confirmasse hac 
nostra presenti carta ecclesie. Sancti Nicholai de Drax et canonicis 
in illa Deo servientibus, quicquid Willelmus Paganellus fundator 
ejusdem ecclesie illis in elemosinam dedit et quicquid Robertus de Gant 
et Aelicia uxor ejus. et Avicia de Romelli et Walterus de Scotent et 
Henricus de  Rokesbi illis in elemosinam dederunt, sicut carte eorum 
testantur. Quare volumus et. firmiter. precipimus quod predicta ecclesia 
et canonici omnes tenuras suas bene et in pace, libere et quiete et 
honortfice teneant in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, im aquis 
et piscarüs, in staynis et inolewlinis, in viis et in semitis, in 
rivitate et extra et in omnibus locis cum soca et saca et tol et 
tem et infangenthef et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus 
in perpetuam elemosinam, | solutam. et quietam de omni seculari 
exactione et servicio et consuetudine, et. de hundredis et wap. ntachis 
sequendis, et de auailiis vicecomitum dandis, et in omnibus rebus 
esse liberam, prout decet puram elemosinam. Testibus, Willelmo 
de Longo Campo, cancellario nostro, Eliensi episcopo, et Hugone 
Dunelmenst episcopo, apud Wintoniam. 

17. A charter, whereby Osbert de Bahius, after a pious preamble, 
granted to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax and the canons there a 
carucate of land in Bingelai, which William Paganel, the ancestor 
of the donor, gave to the said canons and their church, to wit the 
whole town of Prestorp including the arable land between the said 


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town and the wood on the north side, and all the land between the 
said wood and the road which runs from Prestorp to Gildestede 
eastward from the place called Dimpel, on the other side of the town 
westward and southward all the land with the marsh, meadow and 
wood as the brook which comes down from the Dimpel to the fish-pond 
surrounds it as far as the bridge (usque ad t'reu’ pontem); and thence 
all the land between the said town of Prestorp and Merstal round to 
the said road from Prestorp to Gildestede eastwards; and of the 
grantor’s wood all that is needful for burning and building and 
making hedges by view of the grantor's foresters and free pannage 
of their pigs and those of their men, if fed within their court of 
Prestorp (et pannagium porcorum et hominum. suorum. nutritbrum in 
curia sua de Prestorp); all which is granted in frank almoin for the 


. soul of the grantor, with all the easements and commons, which 


William Paganel gave to them; witnesses, Adam son of Peter, Peter 
de Altefane, Roger de Foderinghes, Mauger de Stiveton, Richard de 
Monte Alto, Robert Gentil, Ralph Vilain, Adam de Claytona, Roger 
de Rungeton, Simon de Barsketona. 

18. A writing, whereby Richard son of Roger de Neuhale gave to 
the said canons, in frank almoin, and quit-claimed to them four 
bovates of land and four tofts in Prestorp; and also gave and quit- 
claimed a yearly rent of 8s. receivable from Robert son of William 
de Alwaldelay for a bovate of land and a toft, which he holds of the 
said donor in the same town, with the homage and service of him and 
his heirs and all other incidents thence arising ; to be held by the said 
canons quit of all secular service; witnesses, Robert the villein (villano) 
bailiff of Bingeley, William le Gentil, John de Monte Alto of Marthe- 
ley, Simon the villein, William de Martheley, Richard his brother, 
Nicholas de Barkeston, William de la Bekke of Harewode, John de 
Casteley. 

19. A charter, whereby Peter de Belegrave gave to the said 
canons a virgate of land in Belegrave with his body in frank almoin, 
to wit the virgate which Geoffrey holds in Wra, with all thereto 
belonging, to be held from the donor and his heirs quit of all secular 
exaction: witnesses, Sir William de Schipwit, Sampson de Pomerario, 
Reginald de Schipwit, Oliver de Gunneby, Ralph de Duffeld, Gerard 
de Schipwit, Gilbert de Bessege and R. his brother, Walter de 
Normanby, Geoffrey the clerk of Drax, Richard de Haplesthorp. 

20. A charter addressed to Roger, archbishop of York, and the 
chapter, whereby Fulk Paganel, with the assent of Lecelina his wife. 
and of his heirs and men, for the souls of his father and mother, 
gave in frank almoin to the church and canons of St. Nicholas, 
Drax, all the island called Elmholm and Middelholm, as surrounded 
by the dikes, and the site (sedem) of the mill with the mill 
before the gate, and the dike which is the pond (stagnum) of 
the said mill, and the causeway with the dike adjoining, and the 
church of Drax with two bovates of land and a toft in the same town, 
and with the chapel of Stanhil with the alder-carr belonging to the 
said chapel and a toft in Camelesford, with the land*belonging to it 
called Alfgerriding, and with all the other liberties belonging to the 
said church of Drax, and a bovate of land in Berlay, whereof the 
said canons receive 12d. yearly, and a mark of silver in Aireminne 
yearly receivable from the donor's serjeants, and from the donor's 
wood what the canons may need for burning and making hedges 
by view of the donor's foresters, and free pannage for their pigs 


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Membrane 4—cont. 


if fed in their court, and common of pasture, [Monasticon VI, 
p. 196] ; witnesses, William de Verdona, William de Hughetun, 
Gilbert de Villers, Roger de Bosco, Hugh de Brevile, Wace the 
forester, Richard de Fontineto and Henry his brother, Ernald de 
Chauci, Richard de Sancta Maria, Robert de Muscha, Simon de 
Staingreve. 

21. A charter, whereby the same Fulk Paganel, with the assent 
of Lecelina his wife and his heirs and men gave, in frank almoin, to 
the said canons the church of Garthorp with the alms land (terra 
elemosine) adjoining the said church, to wit four bovates ; witnesses, 
Frank de Boshou, John de Wavereia and his four sons, Robert de 
Musca, John de Lenfer, Henry de Fontineto, Hugh de Brevilla, 
William de Brevilla, Thomas de Brahal, Jtichard de Sancta Maria, 
Walter the reeve, Gervase the forester, Gilbert de Vilers. . 

29. A charter, whereby William de Colevilla granted to the said 
canons the church of St. John, Suinamestede, in frank almoin for 
his own soul and that of his wife Maud and the souls of his heirs, 
his father and mother, his brothers and sisters; witnesses, Hugh 
the clerk of Cretun, Richard the clerk of Funten, master Robert Scrop, 
Simon Basset, Hugh de Bobi, Hugh Selvein, Walter de Amundevilla, 
Ralph de Whasseingbur, Geoffrey de Wiham, William de Morthun, 
Hugh de Berghe, Gerard de Sailli, Kustace de Ledenham, Ralph 
Peissun, Halanus de Swaphel, brother John de Sancto Lazaro. 


By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 


1. A charter, whereby Sampson de la Pumeraye and Denise his 
wife gave to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax and the canons there a 
toft in Angoteby, which Richard Spinent held with ten acres in the 
territory of the same town, lying in the tillage called Lambecroft, 
next to the land of William son of Norais on the north side, and 
common pasture in all pasture in the said town with free access, 
and common in the turbary, and in the wood ten pigs quit of 
pannage and reasonable estovers for fuel and for building on the 
said toft and for hedges; all the which has been given in frank 
almoin, quit of all secular service for the souls of the donors and 
their fathers and mothers; witnesses, Henry de Berlay, William de 
Galewaye, Jordan his son, Oliver de Guneby, Ralph de Babethorp, 
William Batail, Bernard de Staingreve, Robert de Falaise, Silvester 
de Angoteby, Hugh his brother, William son of Alan de Nova Haia, 
William son of Achard de Drax, Silvester son of Walter, William de 
Mauneby, Simon de Dardigthon, Hugh de Coringham. 

2. Acharter, whereby Denise daughter of Jordan de Hameldun 
gave to the said canons a bovate of land in the territory of Angotebi 
with a toft and meadow, to wit the toft which Godfrey Westibi 
sometime held with the said bovate, lying on the west side of the 
toft of Gilbert Clelch, in frank almoin, quit of all secular exaction, 
for the soul of Jordan de Hameldun, the donor's father and Agatha 
her mother; witnesses, Henry de Berlai, William son of Reiner, 
Gilbert de Aton, Miles Basseth, Jordan son of William, Stephen 
de Berlai, Peter son of Walter de Angotebi, Walter son of Jordan, 
Silvester son of Aldred, William de Eboraco, Simon de Darzingthun, 
William de Mauneby, Hugh de Coringham. 


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8. A charter, whereby Denise, lady of Angotebi, daughter of 
Jordan de Hamildun, in her widowhood, gave to the said canons 
sixteen acres of land in the territory of Osgotebi of her demesne in 
the field of Haveracres, lying on the east side by the essart of William 
le Norais, by Lambecroft, abutting upon the way (eritum) which 
runs towards the wood on the south side, and upon Middeldike on 
the north side, and an acre of meadow lying by the meadow of Adam 
de Whithusum on the east side with pasture for two hundred sheep 
in the said town, with all liberties and easements belonging to the 
said town of Osgodbi, to be held in frank almoin; with further gift 
of the homage and service of Martin son of Ingram de Nova Haia of 
a bovate of land in the same town, with a toft which William Scipman 
once held and of six acres in Gillecroft, and four acres lying between 
the land of Adam Batail and the land of Adam de Whithusum, and 
with another toft which the said Walter Scipman held, rendering 
yearly to the said canons 2s. 6d.; and of the homage and service 
of William son of Walter le Noreis from nine acres of land and 
a rood of meadow in Osgotebi, with a toft, in frank almoin, 
rendering thence 2s. 64. yearly; witnesses, Jordan de Mennethorp, 
Oliver de Gunneby, Silvester de Osgodbi, Peter son of Walter, Walter 
son of Hugh, Walter de Hakethorp, Richard de Nevull le Frank of 
Doffeld, Alan Russell of Newhay, Henry Pater noster. 

4. A charter, whereby John de Pomerio, son of Sampson de 
Pomerio, with the counsel of Denise his wife and his friends, granted 
to the said canons all the lands, homages and services with appur- 
tenances in the town of Angotebi, which Sampson his father and 
Denise his mother or John de Spineto gave to the said canons; 
witnesses, Peter the clerk son of Walter the clerk of Osgodbi, Adam de 
Neuhus, Ralph de Babbethorpe, Robert de Hakethorpe, Adam son of 
Gervase de Nova Haia, Adam Marscall of Drax, William le Norreis 
of Osgodbi, Robert de Barnebi, William son of Alan Ruffus of 
Newhay. . 

5. A charter, whereby Denise lady of Angoteby, daughter of 
Jordan de Hamild’, gave to the said canons a toft in Osgotebi with 
her body to be buried, to wit the toft which Amfrey the miller holds, 
to be held by them in frank almoin ; witnesses, John de Spyneto, 
Adam de Neuhusum, Peter de Osgoteby clerk, William le Norreis, 
Walter son of Hugh, Nicholas de Osegoteby, Robert de Barneby, 
Thomas Page. 

6. A charter, whereby John de Spineto gave to the said canons 
six acres in the territory of Osgoteby, to wit, in an essart called 
Thinnewode, as they are enclosed with a dike, which the donor 
bought from Martin son of Hingeram de Nova Haia, who had them 
by gift from Denise de Hameldon, lady of Osgoteby ; to be held by 
the said canons in frank almoin; witnesses, Walter de Spineto, 
Daniel the clerk of York, Adam de Neuhussum, Peter son of Walter 
de Angoteby, Walter son of Hugh, William le Norreys, Robert de 
Barneby, John son of Walkelin de Nova Haya, Adam son of Gervase, 
Adam de Drax Marescallus. 

7. Acharter, whereby Robert son of Adam de Osgoteby granted 
to the said canons all lands, rents and appurtenances belonging to 
the town of Osgoteby, within and without it, which Sampson de la 
Pomeray, Denise his wife, John de Spineto or John de la Pomeray 
gave to them, pursuant to the charters made thereof ; to be held in 


frank almoin ; witnesses, William de Aton, John de Averaynges of 


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Skypwyth, Richard de Amcotes of Sudduffeld, Robert de Menthorp of 
Nordduffeld, John son of Nicholas de Osgoteby, John Waldyng, Walter 
son of Thomas de Ossgoteby. 

8. A charter, whereby William Talun, for his soul and that of 
Cecily his wife, gave to the said canons the service of Turstin de 
Mideherst, to wit 20d. payable yearly at Whitsuntide and Martinmas 
and all the essart lying between the Use and the land of the said 
Turstin, which land he once held from the donor in pledge (vadium) 
with clause of warranty from his heirs and those of his wife; 
witnesses, Robert Faldis, William son of Achard, Silvester son of 
Walter, William de Lanouehaie, John son of Walkelin, Stephen 
Furmie, Alan le Machun, Hugh de Coligham. 

9. A charter, whereby Henry de Berlai, for his soul and that of 
Juliana his wife, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, all the 
surplus of twenty-five acres in the essart late of Simon de Darzing- 
thon, to wit in the donor’s wood of Berlai, as far as the bounds of 
Drax in length and width, and all the surplus of twelve acres between 
Arnath and the bounds of Drax, and all their lands and pastures of 
the fee of the donor of Berlai, as they are contained in a chirograph 
made in the court of King John; to be held by the said canons from 
the said Henry and his heirs; with confirmation to the said canons 
of the land, which William Talun and Cecily his wife gave to - 
them in the territory of Berlai, pursuant to the charters made 
thereof; and also of two acres of land, which Nicholas de Berlai the 
donor's uncle gave to them; witnesses, Alexander abbot of Seleby, 
Richard de Kelesei, Walter chaplain of Horkstou, John de Berkyn, 
Adam de Bella Aqua, John de Alneto, William son of Nicholas de 
Berlai, John son of Walkelin de Neva Haia, Simon de Darzincthon, 
Richard de Happlesthorp, Adam de Bitthon, John de Sniterby. 

10. A charter, whereby William son of Henry son of William de 
Berlai gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, a tillage of arable 
land with the hedge and dikes around it, lying in the territory of 
Berlai between the land of Eva late the wife of Walter de Sayl and 
the pasture of the said canons, which abuts upon Littelholm east- 
ward and on the wood of Berlai westward; to be held from the 
donor and his heirs with all that could accrue therefrom ; witnesses, 
John the uncle of the lord of Berlai, William de Middelton, Robert 
de Menthorp, Hugh son-:of Adam de Nova Haia, Robert son of John 
of the same, Luke de Hattefeld, clerk, Adam Marscall of Drax, 
Robert Oliver, Walter Falais, John de Castelay. 

11. A charter, whereby Robert son of Sir Richard de Berlay gave 
to the said canons common pasture in Berlay for all their pigs fed or 
to be fed, littered or to be littered (nutritos vel nutriendos, porcellatos 
vel porcellandos) within the court of the priory, as they were wont to 
be depastured of old, of whatever sex or age they may be, provided 
that if any pigs (porci vel porcelli) shall be sent without the priory to 
any place for any good (necessaria vel probabilt) reason to be fed or 
kept, they may be brought back to the said pasture with the other 
pigs, saving to the donor and his heirs that the said canons and 
their pigs shall have no entry to the said wood at the time of mast 
(pessionis), to wit from Michaelmas to the feast of St. Andrew; and 
if any pigs by chance shall be found in the said wood in the forbidden 
time, the canons shall pay for their pigs, when impounded, according to 
the custom of the country by view of lawful men ; to be held in frank 
almoin; witnesses, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Sir Nicholas de Hale, 
knights, Sir Robert then vicar of Middle Rasen, William de Gatham, 


180 


1311. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 2—cont. 


John de Berlay, Peter de Fontibus, Stephen de Bella Aqua, William de 
Middelton, Luke de Hatfeld, Robert de Hakethorp, Adam Mareschall, 
Walter de Faleys. 

12. A charter, whereby John le Poher gave to the said canons all 
the land which he had in Wapelington with all his meadow, to wit 
twelve bovates of land with tofts and crofts and all the men there 
dwelling with all their suit (secta) and chattels and all other 
appurtenances, excepting the service of Simon son of Maud; to be 
held for the souls of Robert le Pouher the donor's father and of his 
mother Margaret de Taydena, in frank almoin; witnesses, Robert 
de Thurnham, Eustace de Vescy, William son of Peter, Robert de 
Everingham, William son of Ralph, William Salveyn, Richard de la 
Haya, William de Galwaya, Jordan his son, Ralph de Grendale, 
Hugh de Touleston, Henry de Berlay, Stephen his brother, Oliver 
de Gunneby, William Batayle, Adam his brother, William son of 
Walter, Peter de Herlethorp, Simon de Wresell, Nicholas his brother, 
William son of Alan, Robert de Hewurthe, Robert son of William, 
Henry the clerk. 

18. A charter, whereby Gilbert de Northon son of Ralph gave to 
the said canons a bovate of land in Wapplingthon, with a toft and 
croft, to wit the bovate which Richard the chaplain of Alwarthorp, 
formerly held from the donor; to be held by the said canons in 
frank almoin by rendering 8d. to the donor; witnesses, Richard 
the chaplain of Alwarthorp, Roger de Pokelingthon, clerk, Richard 
the clerk son of Geoffrey de Waplingthon, Joshep son of Richard the 
chaplain, Geoffrey clerk of Drax, Simon de Darthington, Richard de 
Haplestorp, Roger de Buggeden, Alan de Salteby. 

14. A charter, whereby John de Birkine gave to the said canons 
four bovates of land in Braitun, which Ralph son of John and 
Susanna the widow held of the donor, in frank almoin, with all 
appurtenances and liberties thereto belonging ; witnesses, Alexander 
and Martin, chaplains of Birk’, Turstin de Banis and Alan his 
brother, John de Seleby and Alan his brother, Hugh de Coringham 
and William Russell, Alan de Garthorp, John de Hoved, Alan de 
Stivetun, John de Rorestun. 

15. A charter, whereby John de Birkin gave to the said canons 
Ralph son of John de Braitona and his wife and Susan the widow 
with all that goes with them and their chattels, in frank almoin, for 
the safety of the donor’s soul and of those of his father and mother; . 
witnesses, Master James of the Hospital of Pontefract, Richard de 
Auterive, Henry de Mungei, Robert chaplain of Sir Fulque Painel, 
Robert de Stokes, parson of Irneham, John de Seleby, Robert clerk 
of Barton, Anketin and Alan masons, Hugh de Coringham. 

16. A charter, whereby Luke de Hauberge, clerk, gave to the said 
canons & windmill and a share in the territory of Suthduffeld of the 
essart of Richard le Venur towards the bridge of Bollethorpe, to the 
length and breadth of three perches of land, with free entry and 
exit and all else pertaining to the said mill and land within and 
without the town of Duffeld; to be held by the said canons, in frank 
almoin, by rendering yearly to Richard le Venur of Duffeld and his 
heirs 1ld., as contained in a charter of the said Richard which the 
donor has delivered to the said canons ; witnesses, Robert de Menthorp, 
William de Middelton, Thomas de Luceby, John de Osgoteby, Hugh 
son of Adam de Nova Haia, Sir Roger vicar of Brotherton, Bir John 
de Roderham, clerk, John de Castel'. By p.s. 


1311. 
March 20. 
Berwick upou 
Tweed. 

14 
May 11. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

18 
March 16. 


Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

12 
June 16. 
Berwick upon 
T weed. 

11 
June 16. 
Berwick upon 


Tweed. 
10 


May 28. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 


Jan. 25. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

8 


May 21. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

7 


May 24. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 


June 18. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

5 


June 12. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed. 

4 
Jan. 20. 
Berwick upon 
Tweed 
8 


4 EDWARD II. 


—  — —À 


181 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Grant, for good service rendered, to Henry de Malton and his heirs, of 
free warren in all their demesne lands i in Leversdale and Little Waverton, 
co. Cumberland. By p.s. [1796.] 


Grant to Baldwin le Moigne, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Alverdescote, Suthdoune, Risshford and Le Yerd, 


co. Devon. By p.s. [1996.] 


Grant, to William de Beston, and his heirs, of free warren, in all their 
demesrie lands in Beston, Cottingleye and Chorlewelle, co. York. 


By p.s. [1780.] 


Grant to Ingelram Knout, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Kepewyk, co. York. By p.s. 


Whereas in the court before the king the king lately recovered by 
judgement of that court the advowson of the church of Lilleford, co. 
Northampton, against Robert de Wylgheby and Margaret his wife; 

the king, out of grace to the said Robert, has given the said advowson 
to be held by the said Robert and his heirs together with the manor of 
Lilleford now in his (sua) hand by the feoffment of Anthony bishop of 
Durham, from the chief lords of the fee. By p.s. 


Gift to Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, and Margaret his wife, the 
king's niece, of the manor of Werk in Tyndale, co. Northumberland, to 
be held by the said Peter and Margaret and the heirs of their bodies 
with all appurtenances by the services due therefrom. By p.s. 

Mandate de intendendo to the knights and free tenants of the said 
manor. 


Grant to Henry de Percy, the king cousin, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Setel, Gygeleswyk, Routhmel, Mallum, 
Arneclif, Bukkeden and Tatecastre, co. York. By p.s. [1676.] 


Grant, at the instance of John de Wysham, to William le Waleys, 
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Sheldesleye 
and Clifton, co. Worcester. By p.s. [2019.] 


Grant, at the instance of Adam de Swilyngton, to William de Swilyng- 
ton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Rodes, 
Birle, Wibbeseye and Shelf, co. York, Jokesford and Middelton, co. Suffolk, 
and Pirrowe, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [2080.] 


Grant to the prior and convent of Tykeford, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Thyckethorns, Chechele and Haremede, co. Buckingham. 
By p.s. [21865.] 


Grant to Bogo de Knovill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne landa in Wolvesneuton, Eodynton, Trevelenny and Landegyn 
in the march of Wales within the honour of Strogoyll. By p.s. 


Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands of Bernes and Cheilmassh, co. Salop, Amgoyt, 
Pubbinyock, the town of St. Clears, Telgh, Thlespraust', Wylefrey, 
Penkethly, Scatherok, Bridechirche, La Mote, Laghmaen and Lande- 
vayllock, in Wales. - By p.s. [1657.] 


182 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


— ee MÀ — — ————— 


1311 Membrane 1—cont. 


March 27. Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to Simon de la 
Berwick upon Roche, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor 
Tweed. ^ of Thornor, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the feast of the 
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr; grant also of free warren in all 

their demesne lands of Thornor and La Roche, co. York. By p.s. (1845.] 


June 12. Grant to Bogo de Cnovill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
Berwick upon. demesne lands of Wolvesneuton, Eodynton, Trevelenny and Landegin in 
Tweed. the march of Wales within the honour of Strogoill. By p.s. 


1311. 
July 14. 


( 188 ) 


b EDWARD II. 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Grant to Roger le Sauvage, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


Berwick upon. demesne lands in Bobbynges, Middelton, Borden, Neuwenton and Stoke- 


Tweed. 


47 
July 14. 
Berwick u 

Tweed 


46 
July 14. 


Berwick upon 


Tweed. 
45 e 


Aug. 18. 


London. 
44 


Aug. 20. 
London. 
48 


Aug. 25. 
London. 
42 


Aug. 28. 
London. 
41 


Aug. 26. 
London. 


40 
Sept. 8. 
London. 
39 


Oct. 1. 
London. 
88 


pon 


beri, co. Kent. By p.s. [2251.] 


Grant to John de Merkingfeld, king's clerk, and Andrew de Merkingfeld, 
and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Skurveton, 
Erghum and Asmondreby, co. York. By p.s. [2249.] 


Grant, at the instance of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, to Robert de 
Milkeleye, William le Baud, Isabel his wife and the heirs of William of 
free warren in all their demesne lands in Staundon, Brahhyng and 
Much (Magna) Hadham, co. Hertford. By p:s. [2250.] 


Grant to Walter de Norwyco. king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren 
in all their demesne lands in Crouchestoke, Thorpmarch, Gunton, Great 
Cressingham and Est Kirkeby, co. Norfolk, Brimfeld, Wenhaston, 
Walpol, Shipmedewe, Weston and Heringeswell, co. Suffolk, Skredyngton 
and Burton, co. Lincoln, and Hoddesdon, co. Hertford. By p.s. [2850.] 


Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Waltham, to Alan Talbot of 
Swanyngton, and his heirs. of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Swanyngton, co. Leicester. By p.s. [2866.] 


Grant to Edmund, earl of Arundel, and his heirs, of a weekly market 
on Wednesday at their manor of Ruyton in the march of Wales, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. John the 
Daptist and the three days following. 


Unfinished entry of a charter in favour of Roger de Mortuo Mari of 
Chirk. 
Vacated because on the roll of the fourth year. 


Grant to Walter, bishop of Exeter, and his successors of a weekly 
market on Friday at their manor of Pouton, co. Cornwall, and of two 
yearly fairs there one on the morrow of St. Vitalis and the two days 
following and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Michael ; and of & weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of 
Lawynton, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the 
feast and the morrow of St. Michael; and of a weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Caergaul, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Matthew; and of a 
weekly market on Friday at their manor of St. Germans and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula ; 
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Penryn, co. Cornwall, on the 
morrow of St. Vitalis and the two days following. By K, 


Grant to Hugh le Despencer, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wynston, co. Gloucester. By K. 


Grant to Payn Tybotot and Agnes his wife, and their heirs, of a weekly 
market on Tuesday at their manor of Wyghton by Beverley, co. York, and 
of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary 
Magdalene. By K. 


Grant to Robert Darcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Pachenesham and Strode, co. Surrey. 


184 


1311. 
Sept. 29. 
London. 
37 


Aug. 8. 
Borough- 
bridge. 
36 
Oct. 1. 
London. 
85 


Aug. 10. 


Northampton. 
84 


Dec. 12. 


W estminster. 
33 


Dec. 12. 


Westminster. 


82 
Dec. 15. 


Westminster. 


81 


Dec. 97. 
Westminster 
. 80 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Inspextmus and confirmation of a charter dated at Kempton, 20 May, 
83 Edward I. in favour of the dean and chapter of St. Peter’s, York [see 
above p. 56]; with further grant to the following effect :— 

Whereas in the charter of King Henry III, cited above, it is contained 
that if the dean and chapter and the canons or their men shall be engaged 
in any plea with others or among themselves, the plea shall be taken and 
heard in the door (hostio) of the church of St. Peter, saving pleas of the 
crown, which shall be heard in the house of one of the canons without 
the grave-yard as has been used hitherto; 

the king, although there is no express mentton as to the persons by 
whom the pleas other than those of the crown ought to be heard in the 
door of the said church, and in as much as the dean and chapter assert 
that they have been prevented from having such pleas and from hearing 
them by their stewards in the said door according to custom, since the 
date when the justices of King Edward I of both benches, whether 
assigned to hold pleas before the king or common pleas, lately sat at York 
and because of the neighbourhood (vicinitatem) of the place heard such 
pleas moved before them in the said benches in the door (hostiv) of the 
said church, yet wishing to show special grace to the dean and chapter 
has granted that all pleas other than those of the crown touching the said 
dean and chapter and canons or their men in the said benches shall be 
sent to the dean and chaptter by the justices and shall be heard by the 
steward of the dean and chapter in the door of the said church, as was 
formerly done ; 

with further grant that no non-user in the past shall prejudice the dean 
and chapter in their enjoyment of any of the foregoing liberties. 

By K. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Geoffrey le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Coverham, Caldebergh and Aglethorp, co. York. 
By p.s. [2821.] 


Grant to Robert de Fienles, king’s yeoman (rallettv) and kinsman, and 
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wendovre, co. 
Bucks. By p.s. [2896.] 


Grant, at the instance of John de Eure, to Andrew de Kirkeby, and his 
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Little Berewyc and 
Pykeden, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [2841.] 


Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Loeneministre and Bromhurst, co, Sussex. By p.s. 


Grant to John Westcote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Loeneministre, co. Sussex. By p.s. 


Grant to Roger de Clotherum, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Clotherum, Kirkestanley and Northstudeley, co. York. 
By K. on the information of Henry de Percy. 


Grant to Bartholomew de Elmham and Avice his wife, and her heirs, 
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Great Belynges, Little 
Belynges, Martlesham, Wodebrigge, Hasketon and Burgh, co. Suffolk. 

By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


1311. 


Dec. 27. 
Westminster. 
29 


1312. 


Jan. 28. 
York. 
28 


Feb. 1. 
York. 
27 


Feb. 1. 
York. 
26 


1311. 
July 19. 


5 EDWARD II. 185 


Membrane 11—cont. 


Grant to Bartholmew de Elmham, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Westthorpe, Finyngham and Wyverston, co. 
Suffolk. By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Here in the castle of York the king delivered his great seal, which 
Sir Adam de Osgodeby, Sir Robert de Bardelby, and Sir William de 
Ayremynne had delivered to the said king under their seals at Wyndesore, 
to the said Adam, Robert and William sealed under the same seals. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Thornholm of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Appelby, Santon, Rydyng, Ryseby, Messingham, 
Raventhorp, Treyfontz, Feriby and Kynigton, co. Lincoln. 

By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Grant to Henry le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Fletham, Fencotes, Est Boulton, Little Boulton and 
Pathorn, co. York. By K. 


Grant to the prior and convent of Ely of a weekly market on Thursday 
at their manor of Sutton, co. Cambridge, and of a yearly fair at their 
manor of Ely, co. Cambridge, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Lambert and the twelve days following. By fine of 10 marks. 


Grant to Alexander de Bascenthweyt, and his heirs, of free warren in 


Berwick jpon all their demesne lands in Bascenthweyt, co. Cumberland. By p.s. [2280.] 


Tweed. 
2b 


1312. 


Jan. 24. 
York. 
24 


Feb. 1. 
York. 
23 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following :— 

1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 1 April, 27 Edward I, in 
favour of the burgesses of Kingston upon Hull (Calendar, 
Vol. II, p. 4765]. 

2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 6 August, 80 Edward I, 
in favour of the said burgesses. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, 
p. 51]. 

By fine of six pieces of wax, price 18 Ji. on the information 
of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
citizens of York :— 

1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 26 February, 86 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 879.] 

2. A charter, dated at Windsor, 17 May, 40 Henry III, whereby 
that king, for the betterment of the city of York and at the instance 
of the citizens, granted that they and their heirs should have the 
following liberties. 

None of them shall plead or be impleaded before the king or any 
of his justices without the said city touching lands or tenements, 
which they hold within the liberty of the said city, or of any trespass 
done in the said city; bnt if any of the said citizens or any other 
wish to sue for any land or tenement within the said liberty or to 
complain of any trespass done therein, he shall pursue his right or 
plaint before the mayor and bailiffs of the said city; and if the 
matter cannot there be determined, it shall be determined at the 
suit of the plaintiff (querentis) before the king's justices next in eyre 
within the city and not without it, or before any of the king's justices 
specially sent therefore ; 


186 


1312. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10—cont. 


the said citizens shall not be convicted by any foreigners on any 
appeals, indictments (rettis), wrongs, trespasses, charges (criminibus), 
claims or demands laid or to be laid upon them, but only by their 
fellow citizens, unless the community of the city shall be to blame 
for any of the foregoing or the matter shall touch the community 
and in that case the citizens shall be dealt with (deducantur) 
according to their liberties approved and hitherto used : 

the said citizens shall not answer for any land or tenement within 
the said liberty or for any trespass done therein before any justice in 
eyre at York elsewhere than in their Gildhall, and this on certain 
days of which they shall be warned by the said justices ; 

the citizens and their heirs by their own hand shall answer at the 
exchequer for all debts touching them and the city; and they shall 
be dealt with in their accounts at the exchequer according to the 
laws and customs of the exchequer, as sheriffs in England are treated 
in their accounts there; and they shall have the said city with all 
its appurtenances, as they have hitherto held it, with all the laws, 
liberties, and customs, of their lands and tenements within the said 
city and without, which they had hitherto, with all the other 
liberties, laws, uses and customs, which they have hitherto made use 
of in the said city; 

witnesses, Guy de Lecyniaco, and William de Valencia, the king’s 
brothers, Robert Walerand, Henry de Mara, Henry de Bratton, 
Nicholas de Turry, William de Grey, Master John Maunsel, Waukelin 
de Aerdern, Bartholomew le Bygod, William de Sancta Erminia, 
Philip de Boklond; given by the king’s hand. 

8. A charter dated at Windsor, 18 May, 40 Henry III, whereby the 
king granted to the citizens of York that through all the king’s 
realm and power they and their goods, wherever found, shall not be 
arrested for any debt whereof they are not sureties or principal 
debtors, unless the debtors be of their commune and power, having 
wherewith to satisfy the debt in whole or in part, and the said citizens 
have failed to do justice to the creditors, who can prove such failure ; 
witnesses, as above; given by the king’s hand. 

4. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 9 March, 46 Henry III. 
[Patent Holl, m. 14.] 

and although in certain of the said charters it is contained that ‘all the 
citizens shall be quit of toll, pontage, passage, and all customs throughout 
England and all the king's power,’ and also that ‘no citizen shall plead 
or be impleaded before the king or any of his justices without the said city 
touching lands or tenements which they hold within the said city nor of any 
trespass done in the said city; but if any of the said citizens or any other 
wish to sue for any land or tenement within the said liberty or to complain 
of any trespass done therein, he shall pursue his right or plaint before 
the mayor and bailiffs of the said city ; and if the matter cannot there be 
determined, it shall be determined at the suit of the plaintiff before the 
king’s justices next in eyre within the city and not without it or before 
any of the king’s justices specially sent therefore.’ 

yet nevertheless the said citizens complain of many customs exacted 
from them in diverse places within the king’s power, because those 
customs are not expressed in the said charters, and also that they are 
wearied by reason of assizes, juries and inquisitions as well in pleas of 
lands and tenements in the said city and its suburbs (suburbiis) as of 
trespasses done therein ; 

wherefore the king, wishing to show grace to the citizens and in 
consideration of & fine made with him, has granted to them that they, 


5 EDWARD II. 187 


1312. Membrane 10—cont. 


their heirs and successors, shall be quit of murage, pavage, skewyng, 
stallage, wharfage, terrage, putage and heyage through all his realm and 
power; and also that they shall not be put upon assizes, juries or 
inquisitions without the city by reason of any lands or tenements within 
the said city and suburbs or by reason of any trespass done therein ; and 
has also granted that no marshall of the king’s judges in eyre at 
York shall assign (liberationem faciat) to anyone of the houses or lodgings 
(hospicits) in the city and suburbs during the eyres of the said justices 
against the will of the owners of the said houses and lodgings, saving for 
the justices themselves and their necessary servants; moreover all 
persons dwelling (habitantes) in the said city and suburbs and trading 
there, wishing to enjoy the liberties granted to the said citizens by former 
kings of England and by the present king shall be in the gild, lot and 
scot with the citizens in tallages and all other charges falling on the 
community of the city for the king's advantage or for the utility of the 
city ; provided that all this shall be without prejudice to any other person. 

By K. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Feb. 10. Grant to John de Meynil, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
York. demesne lands in Castellevyngton, Tamton, Neuby and Kildale, co. York. 
2 By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Feb. 24. Inspextmus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Yon abbot and monks of Fountains :— 
1 ^ A charter of Henry II, dated at Oswestry.  [Memorials, IT, 
p. 6. 
2. A charter of Stephen, dated at Ipswich.  [Memorials, II, p. 2.] 
8. A charter dated at Geddington, 17 September, 1 Richard I, 
and renewed at Roche Andelys, 9 November, 10 Richard I. 
[Memorials, II, p. 8.] 
4. A charter, dated at Meleburn, 7 March, 7 John. [Rotuli 
Chartarum, p. 168.] 
5. A charter, dated at Westminster, 5 August, 28 Henry III. 
(Calendar, Vol. I. p. 245.] 
6. Letters patent, dated at Carlisle, 12 April, 85 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 517. Memorials, II, p. 11.] 
By fine contained in another charter of licence to enter a lay fee. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 1 April, 
York, 27 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Ravenserod. (Calendar, Vol. II, 
20 p. 476.] By fine of 500. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Feb. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
York, prior and monks of Brellinton :— 

19 1. H. rex Anglorum archiepiscopo Eboracensi et justictis et vice- 
comitibus et baronibus, omnibus ministris et. fidelibus suis de Eborascira 
et totius. Anglie, salutem. Precipio et concedo quod ecclesia de 
Brellyntona et canonici. regulares ibidem Deo servientes habeant. tol 


188 


1312. 


April 15. 


Newcastle 


upon Tyne. 
18 


March 7. 


York. 
17 


Jan. 98. 


York. 
16 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 7—cont. 


et team et socam et sacam et infangenethef et quietationem teloneorum 
et omnium | consuetudinum de dominicis rebus suis per totam terrain 
meam et — alias — libertates omnes et consuetiudlines quas alte 
ecclesie religiose in — Eboracscira — melius — habent. Teste — Awlino 
episcopo t Ebore + apud + Eborem |. 

2. A charter of King Henry I [apparently unfinished]. ( Monasticon, 
VI, p. 286.] 

8. Letters patent of King Stephen, dated at Rotheswarda. 
[Monasticon, VI, p. 286.] 

4. A charter, dated at Ludgershall, 6 December 2 John.  (Iotuli 
Chartarum, p. 81.] 

5. Acbarter of King Henry II, dated at Waltham.  [Monasticon, 
VI, p. 2877.] 

6. A charter of John son of John de Harpham.  [Monasticon, 
VI, p. 287.] 

7. A charter of R. son of Hernis’. [Monasticon, VI, p. 288.] 

8. Letters patent, dated at Carlisle, 16 June, 85 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 586.] 

9. A charter of Walter de Ver son of Adam de Gousle. 
| Monasticon, VI, p. 218.] By fine of 50 marks. 


Grant to Roger de Clyderhou, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Salebyry, co. Lancaster. 


By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of Witeby :— 


1. Acharter of William I, dated at Westminster. [Chartulary, 
I, p. 147.] 

2. A charter of the same king, dated at York. ([Chartulary, II, 
p. 580.] 

8. Acharter of Henry I, dated at Westminster. [Chartulary, I, 
p. 291.] 

4. A charter of Stephen, dated at York.  (Chartulary, II, p. 581.] 

5. Acharter, dated at Reading, 18 April, 14 Henry III, confirming 
a charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester.  [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 
118; Chartulary, II, pp. 529, 588.] 

6. Acharter, dated at Chalon, 24 April, 1 Richard I. [Chartu- 
lary, I, p. 160.] 

7. Acharter, dated at York, 1 March, 5 John. ([Hotuli Chartarum, 
p. 159; Chartulary, I, p. 157.] 

8. A charter, dated at Freymantel, 26 October, 7 John. [Rotult 
Chartarum, p. 159; Chartulary, IL, p. 498.] 

9. A charter, dated at Westminster, 10 March, 47 Henry III. 
[Chartulary, II, p. 584.] By fine of 20I. 


[Chartulary, IL, p. 580.] 


MEMBRANE 65. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
brethren of the Holy Trinity and of the Captives, Knaresburgh :— 


1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 8 December, 9 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 24, dated 24 November.] 


5 EDWARD IIl. - 189 


] 3 1 9. Membrane 5—cont. 


2. Acharter whereby Edmund, earl of Cornwall, granted to the 
minister and brethren of the order of Holy Trinity of 8t. Robert of 
Knaresburg that their men of Panehal and Hamesthuait shall be 
quit of toll, stallage, and all other customs in the town of Knares- 
burgh and all other places belonging to the grantor; witnesses, Sir 
Geoffrey Russell, the grantor’s steward, Thomas de Breute, Seman 
de Stokes, Robert de Aumary, Henry de Scotebrok, knights, Michael 
de Northampton, Roger de Drayton, Adam Payn, clerks; dated at 
Clerkenwell, 2 November, 9 Edward I. 

8. A charter whereby the same Edmund granted to the said 
minister and brethren power to build within their close over the 
water called Nid, opposite Grimbaldestan, a mill to grind their own 
corn for the behoof of the brethren and their household; provided 
that if it shall be proved that they have ground any corn except their 
own in the said mill, they shall pay 1 mark sterling for each time 
by way of penalty; witnesses, Sir Henry de Perepount, steward of 
Knaresburg, Sir Robert de Plumpton, Sir Peter Becard, Richard de 
Brereton, Robert de Staynlay, Richard de Boys, Alan de Walkyngham ; 
dated at Knaresburgh, the Thursday after the Nativity of St. Mary, 
4 Edward I. 

By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. 


March 38. Grant to the abbot and convent of Battle of a weekly market on Tuesday 
York. at their manor of Haukehurst, co. Kent, and of & yearly fair there on the 

15 vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Lawrence. 
By fine of 40s. Dupplicatur. 


March 14. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
York. burgesses of Scardeburgh :— 
14 1. A charter of Henry II, dated at York. — (Calendar, Vol. I, 
p. 417.) 

29. A cbarier dated at York, 25 March, 1 John. ([Rotult 
Chartarum, p. 40.) 

8. A charter, dated at Windsor, 20 January, 87 Henry III, 
confirming No. 1. [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 417.] 

4. A charter, dated at Windsor, 22 January, 97 Henry III. 
[Jbid.] 

5. A charter, dated at Rochester, 1 June, 87 Henry III, setting - 
forth that Henry II granted by his charter to the said burgesses all 
the customs, liberties and quittances of the city of York throughout 
the realm, which customs, liberties and quittances King John and 
King Henry III likewise confirmed by charters, to be held and enjoyed 
by them notwithstanding any non-user in the past, and for further 
clearness declaring certain liberties not specified in the aforesaid 
charters according to the tenor of the charters granted to the citizens 
of York; that is to say granting to the said burgesses of Escardeburg 
quittance of all toll, lastage, wreck, pontage, passage, and of trespass 
and all customs throughout all Iingland, Normandy, Aquitaine, 
Anjou and Poitou and through all ports and coasts of the sea of 
England, Normandy, Aquitaine, Anjou and Poitou; 

and that the said burgesses may take distraint for their debts 
and defend themselves from all appeals by the oaths of thirty-six 
men, unless any be appealed touching the body of the king ; 

and further granting to the said burgesses the town of Escardeburgh 
with all its liberties and all things pertaining to the farm of the same 


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Membrane 5—cont. 


town, to be held by them and their heirs from the king for the farm 
which they now pay thence; to wit for 66/. to be rendered yearly at 
the Exchequer of Michaelmas ; 

with further grant of all their liberties, laws and customs and 
especially their gild merchant and hanses in England and Normandy 
and their lastages through all the sea coast quit; and that they shall 
hold the said laws and customs with all the liberties of their said 
gild and their hanses thereto belonging ; 

and that the burgesses and any coming to the said borough shall 
not be vexed or troubled there by anyone contrary to the liberties 
contained in the king’s great charter made to the magnates and 
other free men of England ; 

nor shall the condition of the borough be changed as regards the 
forest in any way by reason of this grant; witnesses, L. bishop of 
Rochester, John de Grey, Master William de Kilkenny, archdeacon 
of Coventry, William de Say, Henry de Wengham, Bartholomew 
Pecche, Stephen Baucan, Reginald de Cobeham, Giles de Herdyngton, 
William de Cheny, Henry le Peytevin, William de Sancto Hermino; 
given by the king's hand. 

6. A charter dated at Westminster 25 May, 40 Henry III, 
granting to the burgesses of Scarborough and the men of the king's 
manor of Wallesgrave which the king has granted to the said 
burgesses to be held by them at fee farm, that they and their goods 
throughout the king's realm and power shall not be arrested for any 
debt whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, unless the 
debtors be of their commune and power having wherewith to satisfy 
the debt in whole or in part, and the burgesses have failed in justice 
to the said creditors, who can prove such failure; with further grant 
that the said burgesses and the men of the said manor shall be quit 
of chiminage through all the king's forest of Pykering, so that they 
may carry timber, fuel (buscam), turf, heath, fern and all else without 
any hindrance from the foresters, verderers and other ministers of the 
forester through the forest as they will, saving in the fence montb; 

moreover the burgesses and men of the said manor shall not be 
convicted by any foreigners upon any appeals, indictments (rettis), 
wrongs, trespasses, charges, claims or demands laid on them or to 
be laid on them, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the 

"commonalty of the borough be in fault of any of the aforesaid things 
or the matter touch the community as a principal, and then the 
burgesses shall be dealt with (deducantur) according to their liberties 
approved and used; with penalty of 100. on any disturbing them in 
any of the above liberties. Witnesses, L. bishop of Rochester, Guy 
de Lezyniaco and Geoffrey de Lezyniaco, the king’s brothers, Hugh le 
Bygod, Henry de Bathonia, Philip Luvel, master Simon de Wauton, 
John prior of Newborough, master John Maunsel, William de Grey, 
Walter de Merton, Walkelin de Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro ; 
given by the king's hand. 

7. A charter dated at Westminster 25 May, 40 Henry III, giving 
to the burgesses of Escardeburgh for the increase of their borough 
the king’s manor of Wallesgrave, with all its appurtenances, and with 
sixty acres of land in the fields of Escardeburgh, which tbe king 
some time since recovered against the burgesses of that town, to be 
held by the burgesses and their heirs at fee farm, as freely as they hold 
the borough; by rendering yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas 25/.; 
provided that the tallage of the men of the said manor, when the king 


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York, 


18 


5 EDWARD II. 191 


Membrane 5—cont. 


tallages his boroughs and demesnes through England, shall be treated 
as an addition to the tallage of the borough and sball be answered 
for with the tallage of the borough ; with further grant that the said 
manor with the said borough and all the lands within the bounds of 
the said manor shall be disafforested for ever and be without the 
regard of the forest and be quit of regard and view of foresters and 
verderers and regarders, of expeditation of dogs and all other things 
belonging to the forest and its officers; and that the burgesses may 
build, enclose and approve the said manor within its bounds, as may 
seem best for them and for the borough; and that tbey shall have 
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said borough ; so that no 
forester or minister of the forest or any other except the said 
burgesses shall meddle with any attachments, summons or distraints 
within the bounds of the said manor for anything touching the 
forest, and if any of the said burgesses or men of the said manor or 
their heirs shall be indicted (rettati, indictati) or attached of venison 
or other trespasses of the forest, they may defend themselves of those 
trespasses by the oaths of thirty-six men before any of the king’s 
justices of the forest unless they be taken by verderers or foresters in 
fee with the manner (cum manu opere), as they defend themselves 
from all appeals save those touching the king’s body; and no 
sheriff, constable or other bailiff of the king or anyone else shall 
take aught within the bounds of the said manor by force 
or against the will of the vendor; and no port or quay shall be made 
by the king or by any other between the said borough and Raveneser’ ; 
with further grant to the said burgesses that they shall have return 
of the king's writs of summonses of the Exchequer and of all his 
other writs touching the said borough and manor, so that no sheriff 
or other bailiff or minister of the king excepting the burgesses shall 
meddle in any summonses, distraints, attachments or the like in 
the said borough and manor; and that they shall answer by their 
own hand yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas for all farms, 
debts and aids touching the borough and manor ; and that they shall 
choose of themselves a coroner or coroners, as often as need be, to do 
and keep all things belonging to the crown in the said borough or 
manor, so that they may be able to plead in the said borough all 
pleas, which can be pleaded and determined in any of the king’s 
boroughs or cities, without the justices in eyre; with penalty of 
10/. on all infringing these liberties ; witnesses, L. bishop of 
Rochester, Guy de Lezyniaco and Geoffrey de Lezyniaco the king's 
brothers, Hugh le Bygod, Henry de Bathonia, Philip Luvel, Master 
Simon de Wauton, John prior of Newborough, Master John Maunsel, 
William de Grey, Walter de Merton, Walkelin de Aerdern, Nicholas 
de Sancto Mauro; given by the king's hand. By fine of 100 marks. 


Grant to John Filiol, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at 
their manor of Kellevedene, co. Essex, and of & yearly fair there on the 
Monday after Whitsunday and the two days following. 

By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


MEMBRANE 98. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 21 
January, 16 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and monks of Roche. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 146.] Per finem contenti in alia carta. 


192 


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March 94. 


York. 
11 


April 16. 


Newcastle 


upon Tyne. 
10 


April 15. 


Newcastle 


upon Tyne. 
9 


April 25. 


Newcastle 


upon Tyne. 
8 


May 20. 
York. 


May 28. 
York. 


April 10. 


Durham. 
2 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 


abbot and canons of Thorneton upon Humber :— 


1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 January, 62 Henry III. 
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 86.] 

2. Letters patent dated at Carnarvon, 7 June, 12 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 199.] 

8. Letters patent dated at Dumfries, 16 July, 28 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Ralls, 1292-1301, p. 598.] 

4. Letters patent dated at Carlisle, 10 May, 85 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Kolls, 1301-1307, p. 5924.] - 

Per finem contentum in alia carta. 


MEMBRANE 2. 


Grant to Robert de Insula, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor 
of Shafford, co. Bedford, on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and 
the four days following. ^ By K. on the information of R. de Northburgh. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 80 
February, 18 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses of Marlborough. 
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 99, dated 12 February.] By K. 


Grant to William de Sengham, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Gransete and Cotes, co. Cambridge. 
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to William Marmyoun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Neuton and Galby, co. Leicester. 
By K. on the information of H. de Bello Monte. 


Grant to John Fyliol, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at 
their manor of Kellevedene, co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday. 

Dy K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to John de Pabenham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Hynewyk, Harewode, Wildene and Pabenham, co. 
Bedford. By K. 


Grant to Henry de Lekeburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Lekeburn, Dembleby and Warghholm, co. Lincoln. 
By K. on the information of H. de Bello Monte. 


MEMBRANE 1. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 
12 June, 18 Edward I, in favour of the master, canons, nuns and 
brethren of the order of Sempyngham. ([Calendar, Vol. II, p. 808.] 

By p.s. dated 21 September at Eltham. 


Grant to Peter de Denardeston, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Brendeylleye, Melding, Waldingefeld, Otteleye and 
Little Cornerde, co. Suffolk, and Bures St. Mary, co. Essex. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


1812. 
April 15. 
Newcastle 
upon ine. 


6 EDWARD II. 198 


Membrane 1—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :— 


1. A charter, whereby Anthony, bishop of Durham, gave to 
Gilbert Gategang and Sibyl his wife for their homage and service 
the chief houses, lands, tofts and crofts on the west side of the town 
of Gatesheved, late of Gilbert father of the said Gilbert, together 
with the meadows of Saltewelmedue and Fletys, with four acres of 
meadow in the meadows of Quicham and eighty acres of new waste 
(wastt) in the fields of Gatesheved whereof thirty acres lie in Cockes- 
chotys by le Lonyng and thirty-eight acres under le Heffe and twelve 
acres below in le Strother, with forty-six acres in the moor of Boldon, 
to be held by the said Gilbert and Sibyl his wife and the lawful heirs 
of their bodies from the bishop and his successors and the church of 
Durham, by rendering therefore yearly to the borough of Gatesheved 
the services due, and to the bishop at the Exchequer of Durham 
4l. 2s. 2d., to wit for the meadow in Saltewelmedue 8s. 4d., for the 
meadow of Fletys 10s., and for sixty-eight acres in Cockeschotys and 
in le Heffe 84s., and for twelve acres in le Strother 8s., which twelve 
acres he shall enclose and hold in several all the year, and for 
forty-six acres of land in the moor of Boldon 26s. 10d., at the four 
terms used in the bishopric of Durham ; provided that the lawful 
heirs of the said Gilbert and Sibyl shall give for their relief 1 mark 
of silver, and shall grind their corn as much as they shall wish to grind 
for their own needs (ad astovaria sua) at the rate of the twentieth 
measure ; provided also that if the said Gilbert and Sibyl die without 
heirs of their bodies the said lands shall revert to the heirs of the 
said Gilbert, to be held as aforesaid; witnesses, Master William de 
Sancto Botulpho, steward of Durham, Sir Thomas de Levesham, Sir 
Peter de Thoresby, Sir Balph de Warsop, clerks, Sir Brian son of 
Alan, Sir Robert de Hylton, Sir John son of Marmaduke, Bir 
Guichard de Charroum, Sir Walter de Wesyngton, knights, John de 
Bydik, John de Osworth, John de Birtheley, Walter de Scrotevill, 
William de Redehouch, William de Fernakris, John Gategange, 
Roger de Essche. 

2. A charter, whereby Anthony, patriarch of Jerusalem and 
bishop of Durham, gave to Gilbert Gategang and Sibyl his wife, for 
their homage and service, forty seven acres of land of new waste in 
the fields of Gatesheved, whereof twenty-two acres lie in Estirley- 
strother and twenty-five acres lie by le Lonyng and towards Birteley- 
burn, to be held by the said Gilbert and Sibyl, their heirs and assigns, 
from the bishop and his successors and the church of Durham by 
rendering yearly at the Exchequer of Durham 25s. 8d. (sic), to wit for 
twenty-two acres in Estirleystrother 11s. (sic) and for the remaining 
twenty-five acres 14s. 4d. (sic) at the four terms usual in the bishopric 
of Durham; provided that they shall grind as much corn as they may 
wish to grind, at the mills of Gatesheved at the rate of the thirtieth 
measure; witnesses, Sir Stephen de Mauley, then steward of 
Durham, Sir Roger de Waltham, canon of London, the chancellor, 
Sir Peter de Thoresby, Master John de Insula D.C.L., Master John 
de Botheby, the bishop’s clerks, Sir Robert de Hilton, Sir Guichard de 
Charroum, Sir Richard Marmeduke, Sir Walter de Wessington, Sir 
''homas de Whiteworth, knights, John de Birteley, John de Oseworth, 
John de Bydik; dated at Stokton, 12 May, A.D. 1810, in the 5th 
year of the donor's patriarchate and the 27th of his consecration. 

. By fine of 20s.. 


80797 N 


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J uly 17. 
Westminster, 
68 


J uly 17. 
Westminster, 
67 


July 28. 


London. 
65 


Aug. 16. 
Canterbury. 
64 


Aug. 16. 
Canterbury. 


Aug. 28. 
Westminster. 
63 


Aug. 22. 


W estminster. 
62 


( 194 ) 


6 EDWARD II. 


MEMBRANE 20. 


Grant to Ralph de Cammoys; and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Monday at their manor of Bradewatre, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to Nicholas de Lek’, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Stanigod, co. Lincoln, and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Trinity; 
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor 
and of Lek’, Leverton and Cibeseye, co. Lincoln. 


Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Tuesday at their manor of Reygate, co. Surrey; and of a 
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Cukefeld, co. Sussex, and of 
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy 
Trinity ; and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Dychenyng, 
co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow 
of St. Margaret ; and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of 
Brightelmeston, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast 
and the morrow of St. Bartholomew ; and of a yearly fair at their manor 
of Hurst, co. Sussex, on the feast of St. Lawrence, and of & yearly fair at 
their manor of Westmeston, co. Sussex, on the feast of St. Martin in the 
Winter; and of a yearly fair at his manor of Porteslade, co. Sussex, on 
ihe feast of St. Nicholas. By K. 


Grant to Richard Damory, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bokenhull and Blechesdon, co. Oxford, and Thornebergh, 
co. Buckingham. By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to William, son of William de Botereux, and his heirs, of a 
weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Chastelboterel, co. 
Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. James the Apostle, and of a yearly fair at their manor of 
Bozwythgy on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalen. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to William, son of William de Botereux, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Dotillet, Penhel, Cracampton, 
Bytheny and Worthefale, co. Cornwall. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to Nicholas Dauney, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Chevyok, Anton, Leghe, Landilp, Trevelugan, co. 
Cornwall, Goderyngton, Cornwode, Stanecombe, Alynton and Vileston 
Boklande, co. Devon, and Henton, co. Somerset. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Grant to William Boidel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Dodeliston, Gropenhale and Lacheford, co. Chester. 
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


1312. 
Aug. 27. 


Westminster. 
61 


Aug. 28. 


Westminster. 
60 


Sept. 7. 


Westminster. 
59 


Sept. 10. 


Westminster. 
58 


Sept. 10. 


Westminster. 
57 


Oct. 4. 
Windsor. 
56 


6 EDWARD II. 196 


Membrane 26—cont. 


Grant to John Paynel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne 
lands in Burthyngbury, co. Warwick and Assheleye, co. Norfolk. 
By K. on the information of his steward. 


Grant to Thomas de Ridware, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Ridware, co. Stafford, Sheyle, co. Leicester, Fridlesham, 
co. Berks and Cutelberston, co. Suffolk. 

By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


Grant io Reyner le Flemyng, and his heirs, of & weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Wathe, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew; grant also of free warré@ in all 
their demesne lands of Wathe, Clifton, Routhemel and Dalton, co. York. 

By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Wetwang, 14 October, . 
82 Edward I, in favour of William de Brewosa. [See above, p. 46.] 
By K. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Hugh le Blunt, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor 
of Pencrich, co. Stafford, on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the 


three days following. By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. 


MEMBRANE 25. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and monks of the church of St. Martin, Battle (de Bello). 
1. A charter of William I founding the abbey. [Monasticon, III, 
244. 
2. A charter of the same king dated at Winchester. [Ibid. 245.] 
8. Willelmus | Dei gratia rex Anglorum tam clericis. quam 
laicis per — Angliam — comstitutis, — salutem. — Notum sit — vobis 
me concessisse et confirmasse, assensu — Lanfranci — archiepiscopi 
Cantuariensis et Stigandi episcopi Cicestrensis et consilio etiam 
episcoporum ac baronum meorum, ut ecclesia Sancti Martini de 
Bello, quam fundavit ex voto ob victoriam quam micht Deus in 
eodem loco contulit, libera sit et quieta. inperpetuum ab omni 
servitute et omnibus quecunque. humana imens excogitare. potest cum 
omnibus dignitatibus et consuetudinibus regalibus quas eis regali 
auctoritate concessi, sicut carte mee testantur. Volo itaque et 
firmiter precipio quatinus ecclesia illa. cum  leuga  cireumquaque 
adjacente libera sit ab omnt dominatiene et oppressione episcoporum, 
sicut illa que michi coronam tribuit et per quam viget. decus. nostri 
regiminis. Nec liceat episcopo — Cicestrensi, quamvis in illius 
diocesi sit, in ecclesia illa vel in maneriis ad eam pertinentibus. ex 
consuetudine hospitari contra voluntatem | abbatis nec — ordinationes 
aliquas ibidem facere nec abbathiam in aliquo gravare, set neque 
super illam dominationem aliquam aut vim vel potestatem. excerceat 
set sicut mea dominica capella libera sit omnino ab omni ejus 
eractione; ad sinodum vero tabbatist tre non summoneatur nec 
compellatur, nisi propria voluntate pro aliquo negocio ire voluerit, 
nec monachos suos ubi sibi oportunius viderit ad sacros ordines 
promoveri facere prohibeatur, nec altarium  sacrationes, confirmationes 
vel quaslibet — episcopales — benedictiones — abbatis vel monachoram 
requisicione | a, quolibet episcopo ibidem — libere fieri ab aliquo 
contradicatur. Hoc etiam regali auctoritate et episcoporum ac 


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Membrane 25—cont. 


baronum meorum attestatione constituo, quatinus abbas ecclesie sue 
et lenge circumjacentis per omnia judex sit et dominus; defuncto 
abbate de eadem ecclesia abbas eligatur, nist forte quod absit 
tbidem idonea persona requiri non possit; hanc constitutionem sic 
roto et regali auctoritate confirmatam, mullus successorum | meorum 
vielare vel imminuere presumat. — Quicunque ergo contra libertates 
vel dignitates | ejusdem — ecclesie — fecerit — forisfacture — reqie — corone 
subjaceat. Hujus ret testes sunt Lanfrancus — archiepiscopus 
Cantuariensis, Stigandus Cicestrensis episcopus, Walkelinus | espiscopus 
Wyntoniensis, Wulstanus  Wygorniensis | episcopus, qui omnes, me 
presente et audiente, horum  preceptorum meorum et constitutionum 
violatores perpetuo. anathemate dampnaverunt : apud Wintoniam. 

JW. rer Anglorum, Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuariensi. et 
omnibus baronibus suis Francis et Anglis per Angliam constitutis, 
salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse regali | auctoritate 
quod abbas ecclesie de Bello, quam fundavi ev voto ob victoriam 
quam michi Deus ibidem contulit, cum altis abbatibus regni mei 
in tribus festis, Pasches scilicet et Pentecostes et nativitatis Christi, 
er parte regis ad curiam venire summonitus habeat liberationem 
de curia sibt et duobus monachis suis, panes scilicet duos simil- 
lagines de dominico et alios duos panes similagines de communi et 
unum sextarium vini de dominico et alium sextarium vini de 
communi et de pisce aut de hoc quod erit in curia, abbati tria 
fercula et duobus monachis suis alia tria fercula honorifice et duos 
cereos. et decem frusta candele; similiter st alio tempore a rege 
summonitus cui iam | adierit, hane liberationem habeat quamdiu ibi 
fuerit. Testibus Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuartensi, Willelmo filio 
Osberti, apud Wynderesoram. 

5. Willelmus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, L. archiepiscopo et 
S. Ctcestrensi — episcopo et omnibus — baronibus et fidelibus — suis 
Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis quod ego concedo et regalt 
auctoritate confirmo pro anima mea et antecessoris mei regis Edwardi 
et uxoris et filiorum meorum necnon pro ommi parentum virorum 
et defunctorum. salute, ut ecclesia Sancti Martini quam — ecclesiam 
de Bello appellare volui ob victoriam michi a Deo in eodem loco 
concessam, wna cum leuga circumquaque. adjacente libera et quieta 
imperpetuum permaneat ab omni geldo et scoto et auxilio et omni 
consuetudine terrene servitutis cum saka et soka et thol et theam 
et infangenetheof et utfangenetheof et warpeni et sit libera ab 
omni consuetudine et subjectione episcoporum et aliorum. omnium, 
sicut ecclesia Christi | Cantuariensis. Concedo etiam ipsi — ecclesie 
manerium quod dicitur Wt cum membris suis et saka et soka et 
thol et theam et infangenetheof et utfangenetheof et clausuris et 
omnibus castellorum operibus et ponttium. et omnibus consuetudinibus 
quas ego in eo habui, ut sic libere et quiete teneat sicut ego 
liberius et quietius tenere potui. Do etiam ipsi loco manerium 
quod X vocatur Alystun, — Limenesfelde, — Ou, Brichtwaldit', 
Craumareis — cum membris et omnibus appendicitis — eorum, 
libera omnino et quieta et absoluta ab omnibus querelis et comitatibus 
et hundredis et placitis et tailagiis et omnibus auxiliis et exactionibus 
quarumlibet potestatum. Habeantque abbas et monachi warennam 
suam in omnibus locis ad monasterium pertinentibus, et liceat abbati 
cum transierit per forestam unam aut duas feras absque omni calumpnia 
perimere vel cum canibus capere. — Nullus. igitur — forestariorum 
superiorum vel inferiorum quicquam se intromittat de boscis abbatis 


6 EDWARD II. 197 





1312 Membrane 26 — cont. 


et monachorum | qui sunt in foresta, set omnem libertatem. et 
potestatem quam habet rex in boscis suis habeant abbas et monachi 
in suis omnibus ubicunque fuerint, et stint liberi et quieti de 
omnibus essartis per totam terram suam. | Omnes etiam terras et 
possesssones quas dono vel venditione comitum vel baronum 
nostrorum vel aliorum fidelium largitione aut oblatione monasterium 
de Bello possidet. aut imposterum possidebit, eidem monasterio regia 
auctoritate concedimus et confirmamus, eandem dignitatem et libertatem 
terris et possessionibus datis sibi aut venditis a quibuslibet fidelibus 
concedentes, quas terris et possessionibus quas ex jure patronatus 
mostri possidet — concessimus. Testibus, | Lanfranco | archiepiscopo 
Cantuariensi, S.  Cicestrenst, Wakelino Wintonienst episcopis, apud 
Wintoniam. 

6. Willehnus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, | L. | archiepiscopo 
Cantuariensi, Haymoni de Cent’, Waltero | vicecomiti. et omnibus 
ricecomitibus suis et omnibus baronibus suts Irancis et Anglis et 
Wallensibus salutem. Volo et constituo et firmiter precipio quatinus 
ecclesia Sancti Martini de Bello quam sic appelare feci propter 
victoriam quam michi Deus in illo loco contulit una cum leuga 
circumjacente et omnibus manerits suis et membris ad ea 
pertinentibus, videlicet Wt, Alsistun, Linesfeld, Ho, Brictwaldint’, 
Craumar', ab omni libera sint et quieta consuetudine — terrene 
servitutis cum saca et socna et thol et theam et infangenethief et 
geldo et scoto et murdre et omnibus — auxiliis et — operibus 
castellorum et parcorum et pontium et hidagio et danegeldo et 
omnibus placitis et querelis et sires et hundr’ et lestayio et stalagio 
et sartis et clausuris et de exercitu; quod si murdrum inventum 
fuerit in aliquo loco super terram ecclesie Sancti Martini de 
Bello in leuga, in manertis vel in membris eorum, nullus se 
intromittat inde nist abbas et monachi ejus, et st thesaurus in 
prefatis terris ecclesie hujus repertus fuerit, abbatis et monachorum 
sit totus. Precipio etiam quatinus ecclesia ista libera sit et 
secura ab omni dominatione episcoporum, principum et baronum 
meorum et ut omnes homines terrarum hujus ecclesie liberi sint et 
quieti ab | omni  theloneo, ef omnia mercata sua per totum 
regnum | meum — ubique absque  theoloneo faciant; et hoc super 
forisfacturam — meam — precipio. Testibus, — Walkelino — episcopo 
Wintoniensi et Stigando episcopo Cicestrensi, apud Westmonasterium. 

7. Acharter of King Henry I. [Monasticon, III. 247.] 

8. Another charter of the same king.  [Ibid. 246.] 

with further grant that none of the liberties contained in the said charters 
shall be abrogated by reason of any non-user in the past. 

By fine of 501. before the council in the presence of the earl 

of Pembroke and H. le Despenser. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 24 


Oct. 4. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Windsor. church of St. Martin, Battle (de Bello) and the monks there :— 

55 1. Willeimus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, Osmundo Salesbirtensi 

episcopo et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis de 

Whiltescire, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse et precepto patris met 

dedisse ecclesie Sancti Martini de Bello et monachis ibidem Deo 

servientibus unum manerium quod vocatur Bromham, cum omnibus 

appentictis suis et cum omnibus rebus et regalibus consuetudinibus 


198 


1312. 


Nov. 2. 
Windsor. 
54 


Sept. 14. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 24—cont. 


sibi adjacentibus, scilicet cum saca et socna et tol et theam et 
infangenetheof et warpenig et murdro et lestagio et opere pontium 
et castellorum et clausurarum et omnibus aliis operibus et auviliis. 
Volo ergo et firmiter precipio ut sic libere et quiete et in pace 
eum monachi teneant. ab omnibus consuetudinibus geldis et scotis et 
hidagiis et danegeldis et omnibus placitis et querelis et scires et 
hundredis et de exercttibus, sicut. pater meus liberius et  quietius 
tenuit vel tenere. potuit. Et defendo ne aliquis eis injuriam inde 
faciat super forisfacturam meam magis quam faceret. st eyo illud 
manerium in mea dominica manu tenerem, sed ut eos adjuvetis in 
loco meo ut bene et honorifice semper teneant et pro anima patris 
mei et matris mee et pro me et pro vobis Deo libenter serviant; et 
precipio quatinus homines illius manertt per totam terram. meam 
mercata sua absque theloneo, sicut dignum est, faciant. Testibus 
Eudone Dapifero et Rogero Bygod et Gisleberto filio Ricardi, apud 
Wyntoniam. 

2. Acharter of the same king.  ( Monasticon, III. p. 246.] 

8. A charter of King Henry I.  [Ibid. p. 247.] 

4. A charter of King Henry I. (Ibid. p. 247.] 

5. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 May, 64 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 148.] Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 


Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dux Nor- 
mannie et  Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, | episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, 
et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis mos dedisse, 
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Willelmo de Serland, 
feodum | unius militis in Lard’ et Corgrane in Maghelyn et 
Hoccoureghel in Larkal et Kenelchenenal in Tuescharth, stcut Robertus 
le Salvage ea tenuit. cum pertinentiis suis die quo ingressus est castellum 
de Cracfergus contra nos in quo eum cepunus, tenenda. eidem Wsllelmo 
et heredibus suis per servicium feodi duorum militum et dimidii. 
Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod idem Willelmus et heredes 
sui habeant et teneant de nobis et heredibus nostris predicta tenementa 
cum pertinentiis suis bene et in pace libere et quiete et integre per pre- 
dictum servicium, sicut predictum est. — Testibus, Domino J. Norwycenst 
episcopo, Willelmo comite Saresburie fratre nostro, Sahero comite 
Wyntonie, comite Willelmo de Ferrarii, Roberto filio Walteri, 
Johanne de Curcy, Rogero de Lascy constabulario Cestrie, Roberto le 
Ros, Petro filio. Hereberti, Simone de Pateshyll, Galfido de Costentyn, 
Rogero Pypard. Data per manum Ricardi de Marisco, apud Cracfergus, 
rau? die Julii anno regni mostri duodecimo. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 23. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Wolvesey, 6 April, 


Westminster, 84 Edward I, in favour of Edmund de Malo Lacu. [See above, p. 66.] 


Sept. 20. 


Windsor. 


Dupplicatur. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Leyston, of a weekly market on 
Friday at their manor of Leyston, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the two days following. 


1312. 


Sept. 20. 
Windsor. 


Sept. 20. 
Windsor. 
50 


6 EDWARD II. 199 


Membrane 28— cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 


H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomttibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus 
suis Francis et Anglicis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et presenti 
carta mea confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de Leestuna et 
canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus omnes donationes terrarum et 
hominum et elemosinarum que eis rationabiliter facte sunt in. ecclesiis 
et omnibus aliis rebus et possessionibus. — Quare volo et firmiter 
precipio quod predicti canonici et eorum homines omnes terras. et 
possesstones suas eb elemosinas suas habeant et teneant, cum soca et 
saca et thol et theam et infangenetheof et cum omnibus | aliis 
libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus et quietanciis suis in bosco et 
plano et pratis et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, in viis et 
semitis, in stagnis et vivariis et mariscis et piscartis et grangiis et 
virgultis, infra burgum et extra et in omnibus rebus et in omnibus 
locis solutas, liberas et quietas de sectis scirarum et  hundredorum 
et placitis et querelis et de pecunia danda pro forisfacto de murdro 
et de wapentach’ et scutagiis et geldis et denegeldis et hidagtis et 
assisis et de operationibus castellorum et parcorum et pontium et 
calcearum et de ferdwita et de hengewita et de fremennefrethe et de 
hamsoca et de warpeny et de averpeni et de blodwita et de fithwita 
et de leerwyta et de hundrepeni et de thiethingpeni, nisi in introitu. 
Et sint quieti ipsi et homines sui per totam terram meam de omni 
theloneo et de omnibus rebus, quas ipsi canonici vel homines sui 
poterunt assecurare, quod emant vel vendant eas ad proprios usus 
tpsorum canomicorum vel hominum suorum absque vendicione ulterius 
facienda et de passagio et pontagio et lestagio et stallagio et de 
omni seculari servicio et opere servili et exactione et omnibus altis 
occasionibus et consuetudinibus secularibus excepto sola justicia mortis 
et membrorum. Hec omnia eis concessi im perpetuam elemosinam 
pro Dei amore et salute anime mee et omnium | antecessorum et 
successorum meorum. — Testibus, + Bard' + Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, 
Johanne Norwycenst, G. Elyensi, H.  Dunelmensi, R. Bathontenst, 
Seur' Cicestrent episcopis, Herberto | Cantuariensi archiadiacono, 
Godfrido de Lucy Rychemundensi | archidiacono, Huberto Walteri, 
Hamelino comite Warenne, Willelmo comite de Suthsexia, comite 
Albr’, Ricardo comite de Clara, Bernardo de Sancto Walerico, 
Waltero filio Roberti, apud Westmonasterium. 

By fine of ten marks made before the Council for this charter 
and the preceding one of a market and fair. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby King Henry III 
granted to the burgesses of Sweinesheye that they should go and come 
through all his lands with all their merchandise buying, selling and 
trading (negociando) peaceably, quietly and honourably (honorifice) and be 
quit of toll, passage, pontage, stallage and lestage and all other customs, 
saving the liberties of the city of London; witnesses, P. bishop of 
Winchester, Stephen de Segrave, justiciary of England, John de Lacy, earl 
of Lincoln and constable of Chester, William earl of Aubemarle, Godfrey 
de Craucombe, Geoffrey Dispensarius, Bartholomew Pecche, John de 
Plesseto ; given by the hand of Ralph bishop of Chichester, the chancellor, 
at Northampton, 8 March, 18 Henry III. 


. By fine of 100s. made before the council. 


200 


1312. 
Oct. 28. 


Windsor. 
49 


Sept. 16. 


Westminster. 
58 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 28—.cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 

abbot and monks of Yorevall :— 
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 February, 12 Henry III. 

[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 67. Monasticon V, p. 676, No. XX.) 
with further grant of the gift which John son of Robert son of 
Margaret de Fyngale made by his charter to the said abbot and monks of 

two bovates of land and the half of a toft in Fyngale ; 

and of the grant which the abbot and convent of Coverham made by 
their chirograph of a toft and croft and all the land arable and non-arable 

which the abbot and convent of Coverham had in Braythewath. 
By fine of 10 marks. 


Grant to John de Westcote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne land in Benethleth, Badele and Crondal, co. Hants. By p.s. 


Grant to John de Knokin, for life, of free warren in all the demesne 
lands in Crokham which he held of the king for life. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 22. 
[A schedule affixed to Membrane 28.] 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
burgesses of Gloucester :-— 

1. H. rer Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et comes Andegavorum 
omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, 
justictis, vicecomitibus, et omnibus fidelibus, suis totius Anglie Francis 
et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse burgensibus 
meis de (tloecestria easdem consuetudines et libertates per totam terram 
meam de teloneo et de omnibus aliis rebus quas unquam meliores habuerunt 
cives Londonienses et illi de Wyntonia tempore regis H. avi nostri. 
Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod predicti. burgenses met omnes illas 
libertates et liberas consuetudines et quietancias plenarias habeant, ne quis 
eis injuriam inde vel dampnum vel molestiam faciat. Testibus, R. comite 
Cornubie, Manassero Biset, dapifero, Warino filio Geroldt camerario, 
Hugone de Longo campo, apud Westmonasterium. 

2. H. rex Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes 
Andegavorum vicecomitibus suis de Gloecestrescira et de Wirecestresira et 
de Salopesira et omnibus ballivis eorum, salutem, Precipto quod homines 
de Gloecestria et omnes illi, qui per flumen Saverne ire voluerint, 
habeant. chiminum et iter suum per Savernam cum lignis et carbonibus et 
mairemio et omnibus mercaturis liberum et quietum, Et prolibeo ne quis 
eos super hoc vexet in aliquo vel desterbet. — Testibus, Gaufrido archidiacono 
Cantuarienst et Willelmo de Lancalei et Radulfo filio Stephani, apud 
Gloecestriam. 

8. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum, Aquita- 
norum, comes Andegavorum archiepiscoprs, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, 
Francis et Anglis, salutem, — Sciatis nos concessisse et hac carta nostra 
confirmasse burgensibus nostris Gloecestrie totum burgum Gloecestrie cum 
pertinentiis, tenendum de nobis et heredibus nostris inperpetuum ad firmam 
reddendo per annum quinquaginta et quinque libras esterlingorum sicut 
eas solebant reddere et decem libras de incremento firme ad compotum ad 
scaccarium nostrum tn termino Pasche et in termino Sancti. Michaelis. 
C'oncessimus etiam eis easdem consuetudines et libertates per totam terram 


1312. 


Aug. 24. 
Westmenater. 


6 EDWARD II. 201 


Membrane 99 —cont. 


nostram de theloneo et de omnibus aliis rebus quas unquam habuerunt 
cives Londoniüt et illi de Wyntonia tempore regis H. patris nostri. Quare 
volumus et firmiter precipimus quod predicti burgenses nostri omnes illas 
libertates et liberas consuetudines et quietancias plenarie habeant, sicut in 
carta patris nostri regis H. continetur. Et prohibemus ne quis injuriam 
inde vel dampnum vel molestiam. eis faciat. super forisfacturam nostram 
decem librarum. — Testibus, Willelmo de Sancte Marie Ecclesia, Gaufrido 
filio Petri, Roberto filio Royert, Roberto de Tresyoz. Data per manum 
Willehni de Longo Campo, Eliensis episcopi, cancellarit nostri, apud 
Portesmutam. vj. die Maij, regni nostri anno quinto. 

4. A charter dated Porchester, 26 April, 1-John (91 April, 
1 John, in Rotult Chartarum, p. 56]. 

5. A charter, dated at Westminster, 6 April 11 Henry III. 

[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 80.] 

6. Acharter, whereby King Henry III granted to the burgesses 
of Gloucester that they and their heirs should have return of all the 
king’s writs touching the said town of Gloucester and its liberty, and 
that the bailiffs of the town shall answer by their own hand at the 
Exchequer for all their debts and summonses of the Exchequer 
touching the said town of Gloucester, so that no sheriff, bailiff or 
minister of the King shall enter the said town of Gloucester to make 
summonses or distraints or to do aught else there, except by the 
default of the burgesses or their heirs; and that the said burgesses 
shall not be impleaded of any matter touching the liberty of the 
commonalty of the said town, save before the king or his justices 
(justic’ nostris) ; and that none of the king’s writs shall run within 
the liberty of the said town of Gloucester, save those which ought 
and have hitherto been wont to run there ; and that if the burgesses 
shall be amerced for any fault before the king or any of his justices, 
they shall be amerced according to the form of the great charter of 
the liberties of England; and that the burgesses through all the 
king’s land and power shall have all their liberties and free customs, 
approved and hitherto used, as fully as the king’s citizens of London 
have their liberties in the king’s dominions; and that none of these 
liberties shall be abrogated by any non-user in the past; with 
penalty of 107. upon all infringing this charter ; witnesses, W. bishop 
of Worcester, John de Plesseto earl of Warwyk, master Simon de 
Wauton, Robert Walerand, Nicholas de Turri, Walkelin de Ardern, 
Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le Bigot, William de Sancto 
Ermino, William Gernon; given by the king’s hand at Feckenham, 
10 August, 40 Henry III. 


with further grant that the said burgesses and their heirs in pleas of their 
lands, tenements and tenures within the liberty of the said town, and also 
of trespasses and plaints, arising within the said liberty, shall not in future 
be convicted by any foreigners, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless 
‘the said commonalty of the borough shall be in fault (culpa) of any such 
matter, or the matter touch the commonalty or the king or his ministers. 


By fine of 40/. as well for the confirmation and the grant of 
liberties, as for having murage in the said town for five years. 


MEMBRANE 21. 


Grant to Thomas de Leukenore, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Horstede Kaynes Bradehurst, Iteford, Selmeston and 
Manekeseye, co. Sussex, Suthmymmes, co. Middlesex, and Gretteworth, 
co. Northampton. - By K. on the information of John de Hothum. 


202 


1312. 


Nov. 98. 


Windsor. 
45 


Nov. 24. 


Windsor. 
41 


Dec. 2. 


Windsor. 


48 


Nov. 24. 
Windsor. 
42 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 21—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lanercost, 2 February 
85 Edward I, inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Paris, 
28 December, 44 Henry III in favour of the burgesses of Ipre [see abore 
p. 18]. By fine of 20 marks made before the council.  Dupplicatur. 


Gift to Edward, the king's son, of all the county of Chester, with all 
its appurtenances, excepting the manor of Makklesfeld, which Isabel the 
queen holds by grant from the king, and the manor of Shotewyk, which 
Robert de Felton holds from the king for his life, to be held by the said 
Edward and his heirs, kings of England, with the castles, cities, boroughs, 
towns, manors and their members, liberties, customs, homages, services, 
rents, forests, chaces, parks, villenages, knights’ fees, advowsons of 
churches, abbeys, priories and hospitals, escheats, mines, wreck of sea and 
all other appurtenances of the said county, as fully as the king held the 
said county, excepting the said manors of Makklesfeld and Shotewyk, by 
performing therefor such service as it shall be found that the present 
king rendered to his father for the said county; with further grant of the 
reversions of the manor of Shotewyk, which Robert de Felton holds for life, 
and of the manor of Frodsham, which Bertrand Caillou holds for the life 
of Constance de Bierne, to be held by the said Edward and his heirs, king’s 
of England. Dupplicatur. 

Mandate to Robert de Holand, justice of Chester, to deliver the said 
county, excepting as aforesaid, to Hugh Daudelegh, attorney of the said 
Edward. 

Mandate to archbishops &c. of the said county de intendendo. 

Mandate to the knights, free men and other tenants of the said county 
touching their homage and to be intendant to the said Hugh as attorney 
of the said Edward. 

Mandate to Robert de Felton to attorn. 

Mandate to Bertrand Caillou to attorn. 


Gift to Edward, the king’s son, of the castle of Karesbrok and the 
manors of Karesbrok, Freskewatre, Whitefelde and Swayneston and all the 
king’s other manors and lands in the Isle of Wight, to be held by the 
said Edward and his heirs, being king's of England, with all liberties, 
homages, services, rents, forests, chaces, parks, villenages, knights' fees, 
advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories and hospitals, escheats, wreck of 
sea and other appurtenances, by performing the services which used to 
be rendered for the aforesaid castle and lands, before they came to the 
hands of King Edward I. Cupplicatur. 

Mandate to the knights, free men and other tenants of the castle and 
manor of Karesbroke and other manors in the Isle of Wight to be 
intendant touching their homage to Roger de Clotherum, attorney of the 
said Edward. 

Mandate to John de la Beche to deliver to the said Roger de Clotherum 
the said castle, manor and lands, with the armour, victuals and other 
things in the said castle by an indenture to be made thereof. 


MEMBRANE 20. 


Gift to Edward the king's son of all the king's county of Flynt and the 
cantred of Englefeld with the castles of Flynt and Rothelan with all 
appurtenances excepting the manor of Overton and the land of Mailor 
Seysnek, which Isabel queen of England holds of the king's gift, and the 
manor of Hope which John de Crumbewelle holds from the king for his 
life; to be held by the said Edward and his heirs being kings of England, 
with the castles, cities, boroughs, towns, manors and their members, 


1312. 


Nov. 27. 
Windsor. 


Dec. 15. 


Westminster. 


41 


Dec. 920. 
Windsor. 


1313. 


Feb. 18. 
Westminster. 
40 


6 EDWARD II. 208 


Membrane 20—cont. 


liberties, customs, homages, services, rents, forests, chaces, parks, 
villenages, knights’ fees, advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories and 
hospitals, escheats, mines, wreck of sea, and all other appurtenances, 
excepting as aforesaid, by performing such service as the present king 
used to render to King Edward I for the said lands; with further grant 
to the said Edward, the king's son, of the reversion of the castle and 
manor of Hope, to be held by him with the foregoing. Dupplicatur. 

Mandate to Robert de Holand, justice of Chester, to deliver to Hugh 
Daudele, the attorney of the said Edward, all the foregoing with the 
armour, victuals and all things in the castle by an indenture to. be made 
between them. 

Mandate de intendendo addressed to archbishops &c. of the said county. 

Mandate to knights, free men and tenants of the said county, touching 
their homage and to be intendant to the said Hugh Daudelegh. 

Mandate to John de Crumbewell to attorn. 


Letter addressed to Robert de Holand, late justice of Chester, setting 
forth that the king, by his charters, has given to his son Edward the 
counties of Chester and Flint, and the commote of Englefeld with the 
castles of Flynt and Rothelan excepting the manors of Makklesfeld, 
Shotewyk and Overton and of Mailor Seysnek and the castle and 
manor of Hope, to be held by the said son and his heirs kings of England, 
and ordering him to deliver the foregoing with all the armour, victuals 
and other things in the said castles to Hugh Daudelegh, attorney of the 
said Edward, by an indenture to be made thereof; notwithstanding 
the grant lately made to the said Robert of the office of justiciar of 
Chester and of the custody of the castles of Rothelan and Flynt and of 
the county of Flynt, to be held at the king's will, quit for the first year of 
the sum of 1,000/. which the said Robert was bound to render yearly at 
the Exchequer during his tenure of the aforesaid offices, the said quittance 
being in lieu of a sum of 1,000/. granted to the said Robert for good 
service rendered, as appears in the letters patent made thereof. 


Gift, for good service, to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, of the 
place and houses called the New Temple of London, and the land called 
* Fiketescrofte' by London and all other tenements and rents late of the 
said Templars in the city and suburb of London, which have come to the 
king's hands for certain reasons, to be held by the said earl and the heirs 
of his body from the king and the chief lords of the fee by the services due 


therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs. By p.s 
Mandate to William Servat and Roger le Palmere to deliver the said 
place and houses, which were in their custody. Et erant patentes. 


Mandate to Robert Turk to deliver the said land, which is in his keeping. 


Mandate to William Servat and Roger le Palmere to deliver to the 
said earl or his attorney all the goods and chattels in the said houses by 
indenture to be made thereof; the said earl to account for the same at the 
king's will and the said William and Roger to be discharged thereof in 
due form. By p.s. 


Whereas the abbot and monks of Beaulieu (de Bello Loco Regis) have 
and they and their predecessors from a long time past have had by grant 
of the king's progenitors, kings of England, a weekly market upon 
Monday at their manor of Chepyngfarendon, co. Berks; and whereas the 
said abbot and monks and the burgesses of the said town have petitioned 
that the day of the market may be changed to Tuesday ; 

the king has granted & new market on Tuesday in lieu of the old market 
on Monday. 


204 


1312. 


Dec. 1. 
Chertsey 
89 


Dec. 1. 
Chertsey, 
88 


1313. 


Jan. 15. 
Windsor. 
87 


Feb. 5. 
Windsor. 
96 


Feb. 18. 


Westminster. 
85 


Feb. 12. 
Windsor. 
84 


1312. 


Nov. 1. 
Windsor. 
83 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 19. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of St. Albans :— 
1. A charter dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I. [See 
above, p. 19.] 
2. Letters patent dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 604.] 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Inspexünus and confirmation of a charter dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 
29 Edward I, in favour of the abbot and convent of Bt. Alban’s. [See 
abore, p. 17.] 


MEMBRANE 17. 


Grant, at the instance of Gilbert de Middelton, king's yeoman, to Robert 
de Byker and Ladrana, his wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Byker, co. Northumberland. By p.s. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Ford of & weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Thorncumbe, co. Devon, and of a yearly fair 
there on Tuesday in Easter week and the five days following. 

By fine contained in another charter below. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 10 
January, 58 Henry III, renewing a charter dated at Clarendon, 12 
February, 20 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of Beaulieu. 


[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 217.] By fine of 20 marks. 


Grant to Gilbert de Elsefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Bulheth, co. Oxford. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of Vale Royal :— 

1. A charter dated at Stepney, 15 May, 27 Edward I [Calendar, 
Vol. II, p. 478]. 

2. Letters patent dated at Canterbury, 18 September, 27 Edward I 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 487.) 

8. Letters patent, whereby the present king as prince of Wales, 
earl of Chester, count of Ponthieu and Montreuil, after an inquisition 
ad quod damnum taken by Ralph Trussel, justiciary of Chester, 
licensed Ranulph de Merton to give the manor of Merton in the forest 
of Delamere, which he held of the prince in chief, to the abbot and 
convent of Vale Royal, to be held by the abbot and convent and their 
successors in frank almoin and disafforested in exchange for the 
manor of Gayton in the forest of Wirhale in the same county, which 
the said abbot and convent hold disafforested, and for the manor of 
Lach in Ruddeheth, in the same county, which manors the said 
abbot and convent held of the prince in chief in frank almoin ; and 
licensed the said abbot and convent to enfeoff the said Ranulph of 
the said manors of Gayton and Lach to be held by him and his heirs by 
the services by which he held the manor of Merton, so that the said 
manor of Merton shall be disafforested and the manor of Gayton 
afforested and charged with all the burdens, which fell before the 
exchange upon the manor of Merton. By pet. of C. 


1312. 


Dec. 16. 
Westminster, 


- Dec. 16. 
Westminster, 
89 


Dec. 16. 
Westminster. 
81 


6 EDWARD II. 205 





MEMBRANE 15. 


Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king's bróther, of all the castles, 
towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements late of Roger le 
Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, in England and 
Wales, which came to the hands of King Edward I by the grant, surrender 
and quit-claim of the said earl; to be held by the said Thomas and the 
lawful heirs of his body of the king and his heirs with all things thereto 
belonging, as the said earl held them before the surrender thereof, excepting 
the castles, towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements, which 
Alice late the wife of the said earl holds in dower by the assignment of 
the late king, and excepting also the manors of Suthfelde, co. Norfolk, 
Dovereurt, co. Essex, and Kenet, co. Cambridge, which the said Alice 
holds from the king for the term of her life by grant of the late king, by 
rendering the services due from the said lands before they came to the 
hands of the late king ; with further grant of the reversion of all the lands 
above excepted to be held as aforesaid by the services as aforesaid; with 
reversion to the king and his heirs. 

Vacated because otherwise on the schedule appended. 

Mandate to John de Thorpe to deliver to the said Thomas or his 
attorney all the lands in his custody with the armour and victuals in the 
said castles by indenture to be made thereof. 

Mandate to Robert Darcy, keeper of the castle and honour of Strigull, 
to deliver the said castle and honour with the armour and victuals by 
indenture to be made thereof. 

Writ de intendendo to the knights, free men, and tenants. 

Mandate to said Alice to attorn. 


Schedule. 


Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, in the above terms with these alter- 
ations: 

the lands are to be held of the king and the other lords of the said 
lands; and the services are to be rendered to the king and the other 
lords. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 14, 


Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king’s brother, of all the castles, 
towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements late of Roger le 
Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, in Ireland, which came 
to the hands of King Edward I by the surrender of the said earl; to be 
held with all appurtenances, as freely as the said earl held them before 
the said surrender, together with the reversion of all the castles, towns, 
manors, boroughs, honors, lands and tenements, which Alice late the wife 
of the said earl holds in dower by the assignment of the said king, by the 
said Thomas, and the lawful heirs of his body, by the services due before 
the said surrender, with reversion to the king and his heirs. 

Mandate to John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, or his lieutenant, to 
deliver to the said Thomas or his attorney the foregoing with the armour, 
victuals and other contents of the said castles by an indenture to be made 
thereof. 

Writ de intendendo to archbishops, bishops, &c. 

Writ de intendendo to Alice late the wife of Roger le Bygod. 


206 - 


1312. 


Dec. 16. 
Westminster. 
80 


1313. 


Jan. 24. 
Windsor. 


Jan. 24. 
Windsor. 
29 


Feb. 11. 
Windsor. 
28 


Feb. 8. 


W estminster. 
27 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 





Membrane 14—cont. 


Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king’s brother, of all the right, 
honour and lordship, which Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and 
marshal of England, had by the name of earl in the county of Norfolk, 
and which came to the hands of King Edward I by the surrender of the 
said earl, to be held by the said Thomas and the lawful heirs of his body 
from the king and his heirs with all thereto belonging, with reversion to 
the king and his heirs. 


Mandate to Alice late the wife of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and 
marshal of England, setting forth that by charters dated 16 December the 
king gave to Thomas de Brotherton, his brother, the remainder of al! the 
lands held by her in dower by the assignment of King Edward I, and 
ordering her to answer to the said Thomas for the sum of 101. 6s. 8d. ob., 
for which she now accounts at the Exchequer as the excess of the value of 
the lands assigned over the value of her dower. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Cormeilles of a weekly market on 
Friday at their manor of Newent, co. Gloucester, and of a yearly fair there 
on the vigil and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the two days 
following. By fine of 100s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
burgesses of Portesmues. 
1. A charter dated at Portsmouth 2 May, 6 Richard I [Muntmenta 
Gildhalle I, ij. p. 656]. 
2. A charter dated at Melksham, 26 October, 2 John [Hotult 
Chartarum, p. 77, where the date is Malmesbury, 28 October]. 
9. A charter dated at Woodstock, 18 November, 14 Henry III 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 106]. 
4. Letters patent dated at Merton, 5 April, 89 Henry III [Patent 
Roll, 89 Henry III, m. 9]. By fine of 10 marks. | Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
monks of Worcester :— 

1. KEadweard cyng gret Wulfstan biscop d ;Elfgar eorl & Ricard 
minne huscarll d ealle mine Pegnas on Wigrecestre scire freondlice, 
d ic cySde eow Pat ic habbe + geumen + Alfstane munece fat he 
beo hir sace weorde d£ hir socne d tolles &£& teames ofer his land & ofer 
his menn binnan porte d buton d ic melle gepajyian Pat him «nig 
man enty unlage beode. 

2. A charter of William I [Register of Worcester Priory, p. 26b.] 

6. Willelmus rex Anglorum H. comiti et Ursoni de Abetot et 
W. filio Corbucionis, salutem. — Volo et precipio ut prior et 
monachi de Wirecestra tam quiete et honorifice teneant. terram suum 
de Alvestuna et molendinum de Saleuuarpa quod Wlstanus episcopus 
ad victum suum eis adjecit, sicut. alias terras suas — hactenus 
tenuerunt et nolo ut aliquis injuriam vel contumeliam inde eis 
faciat.  Precipio etiam ut omnia que ad victum monachorum  per- 
tinent. in manu prioris sint. et nullus se intromittat de rebus eorum 
nist per priorem. Teste R. Dispensatore. 

4. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum justicits omnibus vicecomitibus et ministris suis 
totius Anglie et Walie et portuum maris et nundinarum, ealutem. 


1313. 


Feb. 6. 


Windsor. 
26 


6 EDWARD II. 207 


Membrane 18—cont. 


Precipio quod totum corredium et panni et omnes res prioris et 
monachorum | Sancte Marie Wirecestre sint quiete de theloneo et 
passagio et ommi consuetudine, quas homines sui poterunt affidare 
suas esse dominicas. Et nullus eos super hoc disturbet super x. 
libris forisfacture. Teste Ricardo de Camvilla apud Feccaham. 
[Register of Worcester Priory, 26 &.] 

6. A charter dated at Marlborough, 27 August, 9 John. [Rotuli 
Chartarum, p. 168.] 

6. A charter, whereby King Henry III for his own soul and that 
of King John granted to the church of St. Mary, Worcester, where 
the body of King John is buried, and the prior and monks there, that 
they may keep all their woods within the forests of Feccaeham and 
Kenefare by their own foresters and bailiffs, so that no forester, 
verderer or other bailiff of the king's shall in future intermeddle in 
the said woods saving in matters touching the king's venison, which 
the king wishes to keep by his own foresters, but all the custody of 
the said woods shall belong to the said prior and monks and their 
foresters and bailiffs, who shall keep them without waste; so that 
nevertheless the king's chief justice of the forest or his justice in 
eyre of the pleas of the forest may cause to be viewed by twelve free 
and lawful men, knights as well as others, any waste that may be 
done in the said woods according to the assize of the forest; and if 
any be found it, shall be amended by the said justices; and the 
foresters of the said prior and monks shall make fealty to the king 
touching venison, and they and all other trespassers of venison in 
the said woods shall be attached by the king's own forester, and any 
convicted thereof shall amend according to the assize of the forest ; 
witnesses, Richard earl of Cornwall, A. elect of Winchester, Guy de 
Lezingnan, Geoffrey de Lezingnan, and William de Valencia, the 
king's brothers, Richard de Clare earl of Gloucester and Hertford, 
Humfrey de Bohun earl of Hereford and Essex, John de Plesseto 
earl of Warwick, John Maunsel treasurer of York, Philip Lovel, 
treasurer, Robert Waleraund, William de Grey, Walkelin de Arden, 
William de Sancto Ermino; dated at Woodstock, 16 August, 
40 Henry III. 

By fine of 20 marks before the council. Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 


Johannes Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, duy. Normannie 
et Aquitante, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, et omnibus 
ballivis et fidelsbus suis, salutem; sciatis nos concessisse et presenti 
carta nostra confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam | abbathie de Forda 
et monachis . ibidem Deo servientibus ecclesiam de Tornecumba, in 
cujus parochia predicta abbatia sita est, et totum manerium  de- 
Tornecumba cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, sicut. Aelicia vicecomitissa 
que illud manerium illis in elemosinam dedit unquam melius et 
liberius illud teniut ; et terram de Sterta ex dono regis Henrici 
patris nostri cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; et Asweiam quam abbas 
et predicti monachi emerunt de canonicis Tanton’ et de Hugone de 
Turbervill; ex dono Ricardi filii Baldewynt, Uppecotam; et ex 
venditione monachorum de Margan quinque ferlingos terre; ex dono 
Ricardi de Balega duos ferlingos im tenemento de Assa; et ex 
venditione Walteri filii Baldewini de Assa quidquid est inter predictos 
septem. ferlingos preter solum pratum quod dicitur Brademede; ex 


208 


1313. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 18—cont. . 


dono Hicardi de Turberrvill unam virgatam terre in Asweia: ex 
dono et venditione Henrici filii Willelmi, Colebrok : ex dono Henrici 
de Pomeria, unum  ferlingum terre, qui apellatur Tymbrichtesford 
in Kwvemora; ex dono Eustachii filii Stephani unum mesuagium 
in Exonia; ex dono Manasserit Malreysin et Mabille wvoris sue 
terram de Godesterta; ex dono Sarat’ Tanniatoris unum mesnagium 
prope Bristolliam in terra Mauris de Berchel; ex venditione Hogeri 
Arundell hoe quod prenominati monachi habent. in Brunedun in 
manerto de Clatewordt; ex dono Savarici de Vallibus, septem ferlingos 
terre in tenemento de Bera; ex venditione Henrici de Pomeria 
unam piscariam in Cornubia que appellatur Coresturnam ; ex dono 
Ricardi filii Willelmi de Langefurd hoc quod habet. in Parva 
Wyndessora; ex dono Ricardi del Estre unam virgatam terre in 
Cernem' ; ex dono Ricardt de Morevilla a. solid’ de tenemento tn 
Chaffacombe; ex dono Willelmi jilit Johannis et Henrici de Tilly 


filit ejus terram quam supradicti monachi habent in Wila; ex dono 


Henrici filii Walteri de Lega unam rirgatam terre in tenemento. de 
Lega et de dono patris ejus duodecim acras in eodem tenemento; ex 
dono et venditione Roberti Burnel terras illas in tenemento de Bera de 
quibus carte quas fecit prefatis monachis de Forda testantur ; ex 
dono Osbertt Dacy dimidiam hidam terre in tenemento de Wrochehall ; 
er dono Hicardi de Lexorio totum tenementum de Strete quod disra- 
tionavit per magnam assisam versus Galfridum Talabot; ex dono 
Radulji filii Willelmi unum ferlingum terre et pasturam quingentarum 
ovium in manerio de Bronton; ex dono Willelmi de Bathewelle 
unam dimidiam virgatam terre cum pertinenttis in tenemento de 
Lega; ex dono nostro dum essemus comes Moretonie, terram illam 
de manerio de Axministra que dicitur Bere; ex dono Gellani de 
Pomeria et Henrici nepotis sui, totam terram de Talle; ex dono 
Werres’ de  Pilesdon, Burgestok et Lyugton: et dono Elie filit 
Thome, terram de Pipeseie et terram. de  Tolta; ex dono Alfredi 
flit. Alfredi de Lyncolnia, dimidiam hidam terre in manerio de 
Turnewordam ; ex dono liaduljfi Westour’, terram de  Bocland et 
terram in Libenerse; ec dono Nicholai de  Meriet, terram de 
Wulecum; ex dono Radulfi de Vallibus, terram quam tenuit in 
Parva Wyndesora ; ex dono Willelmi . Ostriciarii, unum  ferlingum 
et unam. acram. terre cum pertinentiis in manerio Bocland ; er dono 
Henrici de Tracy, Cuntosbiry; ex dono Willelmi Bordarii, unum 
mesuagium in Wilton; ev dono Henrict de Tracy, totam terram de 
Clistwic: ex dono Henrici de Pomeria totam terram de Roscariich ; 
er dono Johannis Rillard unum mesuagium extra portam. australem 
Wyntonie ; sicut carte predictorum. donatorum quas inde — habent 
rationabiliter testantur. — Quare. volumus. et. firmiter precipimus quod 
predicta. abbatia et abbas et monachi ibidem Deo. servientes homines 
et servientes suos et omnes predictas terras et omnia prenominata 
tenementa et quecunque. alia in futuro rationabiliter | adquisierint 
ín perpetuam elemosinam habeant et teneant. cum omnibus pertinentiis 
et libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis et cum socca et sacca et 
thol et theam et tnfangenthief et utfangenthief bene et in pace, libere 
et quiete, plenarie et integre et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis 
et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in stagnis et wüariis, in 
mariscis et piscartis, in grangits et virgultis, in viis. et semitis, 
infra burgum et extra et in. omnibus aliis locis cum omnibus per- 
tinentiis suis; soluta et libera ab omni seculari servicio et quieta 
de geldis et danegeldis et scutagiis et de murdro et de pecunia. que 


1313. 


Feb. 19. 
Westminster 
25 


Feb. 21. 
Westminster 
24 


6 EDWARD II. 209 


Membrane 198— cont. 


ad murdrum pertinet. sive ad latrocinium et de hidagio et de sciris 
et hundredis et exercitibus et assisis et summonitionibus et de 
thesauro ducendo et auxilio vicecomitum et servientum suorum et de 
omnibus alis auviltis et de misericordia comitatus et de theolone», 
passagio, pontagio et operationibus castellorum et pontium et 
vivariorum et murorum et parcorum et de clausuris et de warpent 
_et de lastagio et stallagio et de placitis et querelis et de hengwite 
et flemeneswite et blodwite et fihtwite et de tidhingpeni et de essartis 
et wasto foreste et placitis foreste et de rewardo foreste et de omnibus 
occasionibus et consuetudinibus et ab omni exactione et servicio 
seculari. Et prohibemus ne aliquis sepedictos monachos gravet inde 
neque inquistet neque eis molestiam vel injuriam faciat neque fieri 
permittat neque in placitum ponat de aliquo tenemento suo quod 
teneant misi coram nobis ipsis, sicut carta regis Ricardi fratris 
nostri quam inde habent rationabiliter testatur. — Concedimus etiam 
evs ex dono nostro quod non ponantur in placitum nist coram nobis 
ipsis et heredibus nostris. — Testibus, domino | H. Cantuariensi 
archiepiscopo, dominis FE. Eltensi, J. Norwicensi, S. Bathontensi, 
episcopis, Galfrido filio Petri comite Fissexie, Willelmo marescallo 
cumite Pembrochie, Willelmo | comite | Saresberie; Willelmo | comite 
Arundellie, Willelmo de Braosa, Rogero de Thoeny, Hugone de 
Nevilla. Data per manum Hugonis de Welles, archidiaconi 
Wellensis, apud Lamheiam, decimo die Octobris anno regni nostri 
sexto. By fine of 20 marks. 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of à charter of King Edgar, dated A.D. 
964 in favour of the bishop and monks of Worcester. [Monasticon, I, p. 
617. Register of Worcester Priory, p. 21 b ; Hickes, Thesaurus I, Dissertatio 


ad B. Showere, post p. 159. Thorpe, Diplomatarium, p. 211.] 
By fine of 20 marks made before the council. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
monks of St. Mary, Suwyc :— 

1. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux 
Normannie, Aquitanie, comes Andegavie archiepiscopis, | episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, | prepositis, 
ministris, et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. | Sciatis nos 
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de 
Suwyca et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus, pro salute anime nostre et 
predecessorum nostrorum, in puram, liberam et perpetuam elemosinam 
Colemeram cum omnibus pertinentiis suis extra Dene, que est membrum 
ipsius Dene, habendam et tenendam de nobis et heredibus nostris libere 
et quiete ab omni servicio et exactione seculari. Quare volumus quod 
supradicti canonici habeant et teneant predictam Colemeram cum omni- 
bus pertinentiis suis bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et plenarie, 
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in stagnis et molendinis, in 
vivartis, in agris, viis et semitis et in omnibus libertatibus et liberis 
consuetudinibus ad predictam terram pertinentibus, sicut liberam, puram 
et perpetuam | elemosinam, sicut carta nostra quam eis fecimus dum 
essemus comes Moretonte rationabiliter testatur ; testibus comite Willelmo 
marescallo, Willelmo comite Saresburie, Willelmo de Humes, constabu- 
lario Normannie, Fustachio de Vescy. Data per manum Simonis 
archidiaconi Wellensis apud. Castrum. Lygdi, rxj. die Julii anno regni 
nostri tertio. 


80797 O 


Feb. 27. 
Windsor. 


23 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 12—cont. 


2. A charter of King John dated at Wallingford 20 April, 5 
John. ([Hotuli Chartarum, p. 128.] 
8. A charter dated at Ashley, 28 December, 16 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 148.] 
4. A charter dated at Waltham, 10 August, 58 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 194.] 
By fine of 10 marks.  Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 11. 


lnsperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of 
St. Mary of the Park of Crendon and the monks there :—- 


1. Acharterof Henry II dated at Brehull. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, 
p. 218.] 

2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et ballivis et ommibus 
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me 
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sancte Marie de 
Parcho Crandon eb abbati et canonicis ibidem Deo et Sancte Marie 
servientibus, quicquid venerabilis comes Walterus Giffard et Ermengard 
comitissa, sponsa sua, eis in puram et perpetuam. elemosinam dederunt 
et carta sua eis confirmaverunt, scilicet. totum parchum Crandon et 
quicquid infra ambitum parchi continetur et extra et totam Wykam 
cum hominibus et cum illorum tenura et omnia que continentur 
infra duos rivulos usque ad aquam de Thama et sursum sicut via 
vadit de Crandon apud Cherdesleam cum terris et pratis et omnibus 
aliis rebus, totam villam de Wynchendon cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, 
molendinum de Crandon cum tota molitura et omnibus pertinentiis 
suis et cetera omnia que prefatus comes et comitissa dederunt ad 
prefatam abbatiam construendam, videlicet ecclesiam de Crandon cum 
decina de dominio et cum capella de Wynchendon et cum capellu de 
Cherdesle et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Caversham cum capella 
Beate Marie et cum omnibus aliis. pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de 
Rysemberge cum decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam 
de Chilton cum ‘capella de Dortun et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam 
de Essendona cum pertinentiis suits, ecclesiam de Hildesduna cum 
decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Stokes cum 
decima de dominio et cum capella de Herdewyk et aliis pertinentiis 
suis, ecclesiam de Bradelega cum capella de Hornigesham et cum 
decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Bodingesham 
cum pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Stringeham cum decima de dominio 
et aliis. pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Banham cum pertinentiis. suis, 
ecclesiam de Wyleby cum pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Cheseley cum 
pertinentiis suis, decimas de marisco de domintis prefati comitis et preter 
hec terram de Wittenham quam idem comes dedit Ade clerico pro 
servicio suo, unde prefati canonici recipiunt dimidiam marcam singulis 
annis et in villa de Crandon gardinum quod fuit Roberti capellani, et 
sedem. coquine ubi postea jaeebant canes comitis et sedem grangie, unde 
monachi de Longavilla reddebant annuatim. duodecim denarios, et quid- 
quid infra clausum curie predicti Hoberti continetur, et in dominica 
pastura de Crandon cc. oves et xij. vaccas et duas carucatas boum, et 
apud Hisemberge unam | partem de bosco sepedicti comitis qui dicitur 
Lullesled, sicut. carte ejusdem. distinguit, et in dominico bosco comitis 


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unam bigam assidue euntem et redeuntem. pro bosco ad coquinam suam. 
Quare volo et firmiter precipio, quod predicta abbatia et canonici 
ibidem Deo servientes. omnia prenominata cum omnibus pertinentiis 
suis et quecumque Dei distributione et fidelium largitione adquirere 
poterunt vel adquisierint, habeant et teneant in liberam et puram 
et perpetuam elemosinam bene et in pace, libere et quiete, plenarie, 
integre et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in 
aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis, in stagnis et vivariis et 
mariscis, in homagtis, serviciis et veleviis, infra burgum et extra 
et in omnibus aliis locis et rebus, cum omnibus libertatibus et 
liberis consuetudinibus ; et quia eosdem canonicos et eorum res et 
possessiones universas «de manu prefati comitis in manu mea et 
protectione et custodia specialiter regendos suscepi sicut meos dominicos 
canonicos, icirco volo et firmiter precipio ut ipsi et terre sue et 
libere tenentes eorum sint. quieti. et soluti et liberi de syris et 
hundredis et de sectis syrarum et hundredorum, de auxiliis et assisis 
de yeldo et deneqgeldo, de donis et scottis, de operationibus castellorum, 
domorum, murorum, parcorum, vivariorum, fossarum et pontium et 
de omni opere, de summagio et cartagio, de wardepeni et averpeni 
et hundredpeni et threethincpent. Volo et concedo ut ipsi sint quieti 
in nundinis et mercatis per totam terram meam et per aquam de 
theloneo pontagio et passagio et de omnibus placitis et querelis et 
occasionibus, excepto murdro et latrocinio probato. | Concessi etiam 
eisdem canonicis duas bigas singulis annis euntes et redeuntes in 
foresta de Bruhull pro bosco ad focum eorum per visum forestariorum 
a Pascha usque ad festivitatem. omnium sanctorum exceptis quindecim 
diebus ante festivitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste et quindecim 
post. | Prohibeo etiam ne iidem canonici ponantur in placitum de 
terris. vel tenementis suis nist coram me vel capitali justicia nea. 
Prohibeo etiam et firmiter precipio me quis eis vel hominibus suis 
super hiis que eis concessi et hac carta mostra confirmari aliquam 
injuriam vel contumeliam rel gravamen faciat rel Jieri permittat 
super forisfacturam decem librarum, Testes, Randulfus de Glanvilla, 
Hugo de Cressy, Gilebertus Pipard, Willelmus de Gerpenrull, 
apud Wodestock. By fine of 10 marks. Dupplicatur. 

8. A charter, dated at Westminster, 19 April 1 John.  [Hotuli 


Chartarum, p. 46.] - 


Feb. 21. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster abbot and monks of Hayles :— 
22 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 46 Henry III. 


(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 48.] 
9. A charter dated at Lincoln, 12 February, 29 Edward I. 


[See above, p. 2.] By fine of 10/. 


MEMBRANE 10. 


Feb. 6. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Windsor. prior and convent of St. Frideswide's, Oxford :— 
21 1. A charter of Ethelred dated A.D. 1004.  (Cartulary, I, p. 2.] 


2. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford.  [1bid., p. 10. 


Monasticon, II, p. 145.] 
8. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford.  [Cartulary, I, p. 11. 


Monasticon, II, p. 145.] | 


212 


1313. 


March 12. 
Windsor. 
20 


1312. 


Dec. 28 
Windsor. 
19 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10— cont. 


4. Acharter of Henry I dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, p. 12. 
Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, 
I, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, 
II, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] ) 

7. A charter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon, 
II, p. 146.] 

8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, 
p. 1T. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.] 

By fine of 20 marks. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for 
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city, 
that they and their heirs should have return of all the king's writs of 
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city, 
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle 
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the 
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be 
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of 
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the 
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make 
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall 
answer before the king’s justices in eyre in those parts of such attach- 
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other 
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of 
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of 


- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove 


ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within 
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but 
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and 
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that 
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties 
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of 
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties 
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de 
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis, 
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de 
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le 
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king’s 
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 102, 


Inspeximus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4 
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and 
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have 
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be 
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons 
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings, 
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con- 
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and 


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1312. Membrane 9—cont. 


that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of 
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon’s Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine, 
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001. 


April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their 
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s. 


Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and 
4 


Plecheden, co. Essex. 
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


April 16. Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to 
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the 
J king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the 
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of 

Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by 

that king assigned to the value of 19i. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late 

the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ; 

to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with 

wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by 

rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20L., saving to the king the knights’ 

fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K. 


MEMBRANE 8. 


March 16. Inspevimus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters 
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:— 
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward T. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.] 
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 241.] 
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward 
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.] 
4. Letters patent dated a& Westminster, b December, 22 Edward I, 
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of 
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo, 
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that 
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and 
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and 
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who 
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands 
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the 
same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty 
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty 
of 10/7. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way 
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of 
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing 
corn (ado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under- 
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the 
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum) 
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men; 


212 


1313. 


March 12. 
Windsor. 
20 


1312. 


Dec. 28 
Windsor. 
19 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10—cont. 


4. Accharter of Henry I dated at Oxford.  [Cartulary, I, p. 12. 
Monasticon, II, p. 145.] 

5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, 
I, p. 28. — Monasticon, II, p. 145.] 

6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford.  [Cartulary, 
Il, p. 28.  Monasticon, I, p. 140.] 

7. Acharter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon, 
Il, p. 146.] 

8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, 
p. 17. Monasticon, IT, p. 146.] 

9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.) 

By fine of 20 marks. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for 
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city, 
that they and their heirs should have return of allthe king's writs of 
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city, 
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle 
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the 
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be 
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of 
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the 
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make 
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall 
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach- 
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other 
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of 
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of 


- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove 


ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within 
the king's land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but 
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and 
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that 
through all the king's land and power they shall have all their liberties 
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of 
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties 
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de 
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king's brothers, John de Plessetis, 
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de 
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le 
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king's 
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 101, 


Insperimus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4 
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and 
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have 
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be 
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons 
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings, 
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con- 
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and 


6 EDWARD IL 218 





1812. Membrane 9—cont. 


that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of 
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon's Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine, 
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001. 


April 3. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their 
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s. 


Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and 


1j Plecheden, co. Essex. 
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


April 16. Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to 
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the 
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the 
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of 
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by 
that king assigned to the value of 12. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late 
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ; 
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with 
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by 
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 201, saving to the king the knights’ 


fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K 
MEMBRANE 8. 
March 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters 
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:— 
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward J. 


[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.) 

2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.] 

8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward 
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.] 

4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Ed ward I, 
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of 
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo, 
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that 
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and 
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and 
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who 
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands 
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the 

" same choice and acceptance thereof; with special clause of warranty 
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty 
of 10i. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way 
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of 
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing 
corn (blado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under- 
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the 
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum) 
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men; 


212 


1313. 


March 12. 
Windsor. 
20 


1312. 


Dec. 28 
Windsor. 
19 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10— cont. 


4. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, p. 12. 
Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford.  [Cartulary, 
I, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 145.] 

6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford.  (Cartulary, 
II, p. 28.  Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

7. A charter of King Stephen. ([Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon, 
Il, p. 146.] 

8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, 
p. 17. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867.  Cartulary, I, p. 67.] 

By fine of 20 marks. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for 
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city, 
that they and their heirs should have return of allthe king's writs of 
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city, 
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle 
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the 
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be 
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of 
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the 
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make 
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall 
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach- 
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other 
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of 
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of 


- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove 


ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within 
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but 
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and 
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that 
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties 
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of 
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties 
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de 
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis, 
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de 
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le 
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king's 
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 102, 


Inspeximus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4 
John [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and 
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have 
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be 
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons 
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings, 
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con- 
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and 


6 EDWARD IL 918 





1312. Membrane 9—cont. 


that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of 
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon’s Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine, 
1318. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001. 


April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their 
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s. 


Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and 


Plecheden, co. Essex. 
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


April 18. — Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to 
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the 
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the 

manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of 

Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by 

that king assigned to the value of 121. 9s. 734. as dower to Margaret late 

the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ; 

to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with 

wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by 

rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20l., saving to the king the knights’ 

K. 


fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By 
MEMBRANE 8. 
March 16. Inspevimus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters 
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:— 
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward T. 


[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.) 

2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I. 
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.] 

9. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward 
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.] 

4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Edward I, 
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of 
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo, 
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that 
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and 
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and 
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who 
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their Iands 
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the 

" same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty 
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty 
of 10i. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way 
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of 
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing 
corn (Lado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under- 
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the 
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum) 
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men; 


212 


1313. 


March 12. 
Windsor. 
20 


1312. 
Dec. 28 


Windsor. 
19 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 10— cont. 


4. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford.  [Cartulary, I, p. 12. 
Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, 
I, p. 28. — Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. [Cartulary, 
II, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

7. A charter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19.  Monasticon, 
II, p. 146.] 

8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. (Cartulary, I, 
p. 17. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] 

9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.] 

By fine of 20 marks. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for 
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city, 
that they and their heirs should have return of all the king's writs of 
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city, 
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle 
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the 
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be 
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of 
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the 
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make 
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall 
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach- 
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other 
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of 
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of 


- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove 


ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within 
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but 
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and 
knowledge or proof (notitia aut sides) had of the said heirs; and that 
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties 
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of 
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties 
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de 
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis, 
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de 
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le 
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king’s 
hand &t Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 101, 


Inspeximus of à charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 26 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4 
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and 
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have 
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be 
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons 
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings, 
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con- 
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and 


6 EDWARD II. 218 





1312. Membrane 9—cont. 


that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of 
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast 
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all 
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon's Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine, 
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 100/. 


April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their 
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s. 


Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and 


Plecheden, co. Essex. 
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


Apnl 16. — Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to 
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the 
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the 
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of 
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by 
that king assigned to the value of 194. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late 
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ; 
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with 
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by 
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20/., saving to the king the knights’ 


fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K 
MEMBRANE 8. 
March 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters 
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon :— 
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward J. 


[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.) 

2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.] 

8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward 
I. [Calendar of Fatent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.] 

4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Edward I, 
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of 
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo, 
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that 
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and 
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and 
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who 
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands 
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the 

" same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty 
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty 
of 10. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way 
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of 
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing 
corn (blado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under- 
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the 
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum) 
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men; 


220 


1313. 


July 26. 


Westminster. 


July 26. 


Westminster. 


45 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 17—cont. 


baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, baillivis, castellanis, et 
omnibus fidelibus suis totius terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse 
et presenti carta, nostra confirmasse quod homines de Ria et de Wynchenesell 
sint liberi et quieti per totam terram nostram, citra mare et ultra, ab 
omni theolonio et lestagto et tallagio et passagto et chatagto et rivagio et 
sponsagio et omm wrec et de recato et de omnibus consuetudinibus per 
totam terram nostram quocunque venerint. | Concedimus etiam eis quod 
habeant inventiones in mari et terra, et quod sint quieti de omnibus 
rebus suis et de toto mercato suo sicut nostri liberi homines. Precipimus 
etiam quod nullus eos vel res eorum disturbet super decem libras 
forisfacture et quod sint quieti de syres et de hundredis, et si 
quis versus tllos placitare voluerit, non respondeant neque placitent 
aliter quam barones de Hastingtis et de quinque portibus placttant 
et in tempore Henrici patris nostri placitare solebant. Pro hits etiam 
libertatibus invenient ad plenarium servicium nostrum duas maves ad 
perficiendum nwnerum xz navium de Hastingiis. Hec autem omnia 
suprascripta concedimus et presenti carta nostra confirmavimus hominibus 
de Ria et hominibus de Wynchenesell sicut pater noster eis concessit et 
carta sua confirmavit, — His testibus, Johanne de Pratellis, Rogero de 
Pratellis, dapifero nostro, Ricardo de Caumvill et pluribus aliis; data 
per manum magistri Rogeri Malt Catuli. clerici nostri, apud Messanam, 
zcaxvij die Martii, regni nostri anno secundo. 

2. Acharter dated at Stok', 6June, 7 John. [Rotult Chartarwn. 
p. 158.] 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
men of Lhida and Dyngemers :— 


1. Henricus rex Anglorum. et dux Normannorum. et Aquitanorum 
et comes Andegavorum, justiciariis et vicecomitibus et ministris. suis 
totius Anglie et Normannie et portuum maris, salutem. Precipio 
quod homines archiepiscopi. Canthuariensis de Lhida et  Dyngemers 
qui michi debent quintam partem servicii navium cum — hominibus 
de Romenel sint ita quieti de theoloneo et passagio et lestagio et 
wereg’ et rivagio et omnibus altis consuetudinibus et querelis sicut 
quietiores fuerunt. tempore Regis Henrici avi met et sicut. homines 
de Hastingis sunt et sicut. quieti esse debent ex consuetudine. quinque 
portum. — Testibus, Teobaldo Canthuariensi  archtepiscopo et Thoma 
cancellario et comite Reginaldo, apud Wyntoniam. 

2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 12 February 18 Edward I. 

By K. and C. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter:— 


Johannes Det gratia rer Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dur  Nor- 
mannie,  ÁAquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, — episcopis, 
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justictarits, vicecomitibus, | prepositis, 
ministris et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sctatis nos 
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse baronibus nostris de 
Pevensel, quod faciant unam villam super galetum quod jacet inter 
portum de Pevenesel. et Lanyeney quod est infra libertates quinque 
portuum | maris, habendam et tenendam per libertates quas | homines 
nostri de quinque portubus habent. Preterea concessimus predictis 
baronibus nostris de Pevenesel quod habeant. singulis annis ibidem 
unam feriam per septem dies duraturam, scilicet. tres dies proximos 
ante diem. natalem. Sancti Johannis Baptiste et ipso die et per tres 
dies proximo sequentes, et unum mercatum. singulis diebus dominicis, 


ita tamen quod predicta feria et predictum mercatum non sint. ad . 


1313 


July 26. 


Westminster. 
44 


July 26. 
Westminster 
43 


Oct. 8. 


Westminster. 
42 


7 EDWARD II. 221 


Membrane 17—cont. 


nocumentum vicinarum feriarum — vicinorum — mercatorum, — Quare 
volumus et firmiter precipimus quod predicti barones nostri de 
Pevenesel habeant et teneant predictam villam et predictam feriam 
et prefatum mercatum cum omnibus pertinentiis suis bene et tn pace, 
libere et quiete, integre plenarie et honorifice in omnibus locis et 
rebus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad ea 
pertinentibus, ita tamen quod feria illa et mercatum illud non 
sint. ad nocumentum vicinarum feriarum et vicinorum mercatorum, 
sicut predictum est. — Testibus dominis W. Londonienst, J. 
ANorictcensi, P. Wintoniensi et J. Bathoniensi episcopis, G. filio 
Petri comite Essexie, W. comite Arundellie, Wéillelmo | Briwerr, 
Galfrido de Nevill; data per manum Hugonis de Welles, archi- 
diaconi Wellensis, apud | Lameheiam, | vicesimo septimo die | Aprilis 
anno regni mostri octavo. By K. and C. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :— 

H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes 
Andegavorum, justiciis, vicecomitibus et ministris suis totius Anglie 
et Normannie et portuum maris, salutem. — Precípío quod homines 
mei de Sandwic et de Serra habeant ita bene et plenarie et juste 
et libere omnes consuetudines et rectitudines et quietudines suas de 
thelonio et passagio et omnibus consuetudinibus, sicut. unquam melius 
et plenius. habuerunt tempore [Ienrici regis avi mei et tempore regis 
Willelmi et aliorum antecessorum meorum. Et prohibeo ne quis 
eis vel rebus suis injuriam vel contumeliam faciat super x. libras 
forisfacture. Et non placttent nisi ubi debuerint. et ubi tunc 
solebant. Et habeant meam firmam pacem.  Testibus, Theobaldo 
archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, et Waltero episcopo Roucestrenst et 


comite Raginaldo, apud Westmonasterium. By K. and C. 
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
barons of Hastings:— 


1. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus et 
omnibus fidelibus suis Anglie et Normannie, Aquitanie et Andegavie, 
salutem. — Sciatis quod ego concedo baronibus meis de Hastingis 
honores suos in curia mea et libertates suas et quietantias de 
teloneo et lestagio et passagio et rivayio et sponsagio et omni werec 
et racato et de omnibus consuetudinibus per totam terram meam 
quocunque venerint; et habeant strand et den apud  Gernemutam. 
Et precipio quod curam agant ibi de pace et justitia mea cum 
preposito meo; et do eis inventiones suas in mari et in terra. 
Et sint quieti de omnibus rebus sicut. mei liberi homines. Et 
nullus eos vel res eorum disturbet super x. libras forisfacture. Et 
pro hits libertatibus | invenient michi per annum ae. naves. ad 
custamentum suum av. diebus; et st amplius fuerint. in servicio 
meo, plenariam liberationem habebunt. — Testibus Toma cancellario, 
HR. comite Cornubie, Walkelino Mam' apud Westmonasterium. 

2. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 6 June, 7 John. ([Hotult 
Chartarum, p. 158.] By K. and C. 


Whereas King Edward I granted to Gerard Salveyn and his heirs a 
yearly fair at their manor of Duffeld, co. York, on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of St. Lawrence, as more fully contained in his charter 
thereof ; 

the king at the prayer of the said Gerard has granted to him and his 
heirs a fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James, in 
lieu of the fair &bove mentioned. 


222 


1313. 
Oct. 29. 


Westminster. 
41 


Nov. 2. 


Westminster. 


Oct. 7. 


Westminster. 
39 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 17—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Richer de Refham of 
London gave to John son of Richer de Refham of London all the manor 
of Staneford Riveres, co. Essex, with the advowson of the church and all 
appurtenances, including among others the suit and service of free 
tenants, bondmen (rillanorum) and customary tenants, the bondmen and 
all that goes with them, the holder of bond-lands (rillenagia), view of 
frank-pledge with pillory, tumbril, thew, gallows and all liberties and 
profits belonging to view of frank-pledge, within the circuit (cinctum) and 
liberty of Staneford Riveres, to wit Westwode, Greensted and Marden, 
with all knights’ fees held of the said manor; to be held by the said 
John, his heirs and assigns, from the chief lords of the fee by the services 
due therefrom ; witnesses, Sir John de Douedale, Sir Geoffrey Morel, 
knights, John de Solariis, Henry de Multon, Walter de la Haye, 
Edmund Spigurnel, Alan de Berewyk, Richard de Honewyk, John Stacy 
and others; dated at Staneford Rivers, 20 October, 7 Edward II. 

By fine made in another charter. 


— Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of King Henry II, dated at 
Caen, in favour of the abbot and convent of St. Saviour’s, Coutances. 
[Monasticon, Vol. VI. p. 1105.) By fine of 50s. 


MEMBRANE 16. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of Citeaux :— 

1. A charter dated at Westminster 12 June, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar Vol. II. p. 806] inspecting and confirming the 
following :— 

(1) A charter dated at Lyons le Forét, 14 May, 9 Richard I. 
[Memorials of Fountains, Vol. II, p. 11, n.] 

(2) A charter, dated at Marlborough, 17 November, 85 
Henry III. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 849.] 

2.  Hicardus Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, duc Normannorum, Aqutta- 
norum, comes Andegarorum, vicecomiti Eboraci et omnibus aliis 
vicecomitibus, justiciariis, ballivis et omnibus fidelibus suis, tam pre- 
sentibus quam futuris, salutem. | Volumus et firmiter precipimus, quatinus 
manuteneatis per omnia, foveatis in omnibus et vice mostra sicut 
res mostras proprias et dominicas custodiatis ecclesiam de Scardeburg 
quam dedimus in puram et perpetuam elemosinam ecclesie. Cisterciensi 
ad procurandum abbates tempore capituli generalis, et ut custodiatis 
similiter quecunque pertinent ad eandem | ecclesiam in omnibus capellis 
infra castrum et infra burgum et extra et in omnibus libertatibus 
et liberis consuetudinibus suis in hominibus etiam et domibus et in 
omnibus decimationibus terre et maris, sicut. unquam plenius et 
liberius habuit eas ecclesia de Scardeburgo, et faciatis omnes decimas 
piscationum persolvi et ex integro portari ad prenominatam | ecclesiam, 
sicut unquam antiquitus melius habere solebat et maxime de quadam 
piscatione que Doguedraue appellatur, nec predicte ecclesie super hiis 
omnibus injuriam aut gravamen vel diminutionem faciatis sive ab 
alio fieri permittatis; et si facta fuerit sine dilatione et contra- 
dictione et sine aliquo brevi alio et mandato emendari faciatis, super 
decem libras forisfacture ; et auferatis similiter. pravas. consuetudines, 
si quas tn dampnum et detrimentum illius ecclesie inveneretis introductas. 
Nam omnimodis volumus et precipimus ut ecclesia — Cisterciensis 
possideat bene et in pace, integre et honorifice et quiete et perpetuo 





7 EDWARD II. 228 


1313. Membrane 16—-cont. 


gure elemosinam, quam in tam bonos et laudabiles usus providimus. 
Testibus Hugone Coventrenst episcopo et Willelmo Marescallo, xj die 
Decembris, apud. Doveram. By fine of 20 marks. 


Oct. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster canons of St. John the Baptist of Landa ; 
1. A charter of Henry I, dated at Westminster. (Monasticon, 
Vol. VI, p. 188.] 
2. A charter of Henry I, dated at Windsor. [Jbid.] 
8. A charter of Henry II, dated at Northampton. [Jbid. p. 189.] 
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 25 July, 82 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 888.] By fine of 101. 


MEMBRANE 15. 


Oct. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster prioress and nuns of Radegund, Cambridge :— 
37 1. A charter of king Stephen, dated at [Ma]partes Halam. 


[Saint Radegund's Priory, Cambridge. p. 74.] 
2. A charter of king Stephen, dated at Cambridge. — [Ibid. p. 76.] 
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 April, 85 Henry III. 
[Ibid. p. 18.] 
4. Letters patent, dated at Westminster, 4 April 88 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 825, s. d. 6 April.] 
with further grant of the following gifts: 
of the gift of Constance the countess, all the land of the nuns within 
the borough of Cambridge and without and all the fishery and water 
pertaining to the borough ; 
of the gift of William de Scallariis, all the land which the father of 
the said William gave to the nuns in Wrattingg; 
of the gift of Richard son of William de Escallariis, fifteen acres of land 
with meadow in the same town ; 
of the gift of Stephen de Escallariis and Juliana his wife, eighty 
acres of land with a messuage (managio) in the same town; 
of the gift of Ingeleis daughter of Simon Bovis of Wratting, five acres 
of land in the same town; 
of the gift of Ingeleis wife of Peter de Shelford, one acre in the same 
town ; 
of the gift of Peter de Frakenho and Ingeleis his wife, two acres in the 
same town ; 
of the gift of Agnes wife of William de Northo, one messuage and four 
acres of land in the same town ; 
of the gift of Robert Rikespand, seven acres and a half in the same 
town ; 
of the gift of Ralph Brounyng, three acres in the same town ; 
of the gift of John son of William, seven acres in the said town ; 
of the gift of Maud late the wife of Richard Besturn, half a messuage 
late of Agnes, her mother, and three acres of land ; 
of the gift of Maud late the wife of Robert le Botillier all the land 
which Helewys de Witson, her mother, gave to the said Maud in frank 
marriage in Abinton ; 
of the gift of the convent of Ely, the land which Nigel, bishop of Ely, 
gave to the nuns for a cell, when they were newly dwelling without the 
town of Cambridge ; 


1313. 


Oct. 28. 


Westminster. 
86 


Oct. 28. 


Westminster. 


Nov. 9. 


Westminster. 
85 


Nov. 10. . 


Westminster. 


34 


Nov. 16. 


Westminster. 
88 


Nov. 12. 


Westminster. 


Nov. 12. 


Westminster. 
82 


Oct. 22. 


Westminster. 


31 


Nov. 19. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 15—cont. 


of the gift of Nicholas Monachus of Shelford, fifty-five acres of land 
which his father gave to the said nuns, and an acre of meadow and a half, 
and an acre for building granaries (orreis) for the nuns and for housing 
their animals ; 

of the gift of Petronilla de Cotes, nineteen acres in Berton ; 

of the gift of William Faffint, thirteen acres of land and an acre of 
meadow with a toft ; 

of the gift of Ralph de Cailli, fifteen acres of land. 

Grant to John de Sandale, king's clerk, that he and his heirs shall 
have in their manor of Great Cotes, co. Lincoln, wreck of sea and the 
animals called ‘ waif.’ By K. 

Grant to John de Sandale, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Great Cotes, co. Lincoln. By K. 

Grant to John de Button, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands of Norton Maurewarde, Cherleton, Chillecompton, Henton 
Bluet, Oldewike, Foxcome and Litleton, co. Somerset, Hanam, Button, 
Upton and Churcheslegh, co. Gloucester. By K. 

Inspeximus of a charter dated at Westminster, 19 June, 24 Henry III, 
in favour of William de Cantilupo, and confirmation of the same so far 


as the said William and his heirs have enjoyed the said liberties. 
By fine of 100s. 


Grant to Walter, bishop of Exeter, and his successors, of a yearly fair 
at their manor of Asshperton, co. Devon, on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of Martinmas. By K. 

Grant to Peter de Lymesy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Arlegh, co. Warwick. By p.s. 

Vacated because in the fourth year. 

Grant to John de Bordesden, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


demesne lands in Neusum and Aymundebiry in Ridale, co. York. 
By K., on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


MEMBRANE 14. 
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of Flaxley :— 

1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Evesham. 
Vol. V, p. 590.] 

2. A charter dated at Domfront, 21 December, 10 Richard I. 
[Cartulary, p. 111.] . 

8. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 September, —. Richard I. 
[Ibid.] 

4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 11, No. 210.] 

6. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III. 
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 11, No. 209.  Cartulary, p. 108.] By p.s. 


Gift to Henry de Bello Monte, the king's kinsman, of the manor of 


[Monasticon, 


Westminster. Cornhull, co. Middlesex, and of all the lands in Harewe and Little 


Greneford, co. Middlesex, and of the advowson of the church of 
Greneford, all which the king has of the grant of Walter de Langeton, 
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield ; to be held by the said Henry, and his 
heirs, with all appurtenances as the said bishop held them, from the ckief 
lords of the fees, by the services due therefrom. By K. Dupplicatur. 

Mandate to John de Eure, keeper of the said manor, lands and 
advowson to deliver them. 


1313. 


Nov. 19. 
Westminster. 
29 


Nov. 14. 
Westminster. 
28 


Nov. 90. 
Westminster. 
27 


Nov. 94. 


Westminster. 
26 


Nov. 14. 
Westminster, 
26 


Nov. 28. 
Westminster, 
24 


7 EDWARD II. 225 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II, dated at 
Westminster, in favour of the abbot and convent of Glastonbury 
[Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 62.] | 

By fine of 50s, at the instance of Robert son of Payn, 
because elsewhere it was confirmed among other charters. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 28 
July, 11 Henry III [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 58] inspecting and confirming a 
composition between William parson of Montgomery, Philip the prior 
and the convent of Chirbury, and Richard, parson of the fourth part of 
the church of Chirbury. By fine of 40s.  Dupplicatur. 


Grant to William la Zouche and Maud, his wife, and their heirs, of 
warren in all their demesne lands of Weston, Bulketon, Ruton, Brancote, 
Wolfarshull, and Folkeshull, co. Warwick, Thorpernald and Claybrok, 
co. Leicester. By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu. 


Whereas King Henry III by his charter granted to the burgesses of 
Retford that they and their heirs should have a yearly fair at Retford on 
the vigil and the feast of Holy Trinity and the six days following, and 
whereas the said burgesses have prayed the king to grant them a fair on 
the vigil and the feast of St. Gregory the Pope and the six days following ; 

the king has granted to the said burgesses the fair as prayed for. 


MEMBRANE 12. 


Insperimus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbot and 
convent «de Prato, dated at Westminster 12 June, 18 Edward I. 
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 819] inspecting and confirming the following 
charters :— 

1. A charter dated at Westminster 26 October, 15 Henry III. 
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 141; Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 488.) 

9. Letters patent dated at Lambeth, 11 February, 16 Henry III. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 468] and resealed at 
Westminster 4 March, 60 Henry III. 

8. A charter, dated at Painscastle, 25 August, 16 Henry III. 


(Calendar, Vol. 1, p. 189.] 
4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 24 March, 11 Henry III. 


[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 26.] 
5. A charter, dated at Dover, 18 July, 46 Henry III. (Calendar, 


Vol. II, p. 44.] | 
6. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 16 February, 49 


Henry III. 

7. A charter dated at Walsingham, 16 March, 40 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter of Ralph de Gatele. [Monasticon, 
Vol. VI, p. 488.] By fine of 40s. Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 21 
June, 16 Henry III, in favour of the prior and canons of Bradenstoke 
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 159]; with further grant of the following gifts; to 
wit, of the gift of Hillaria de Godarvill, all her land in the town of 
Burton, which she has of the gift of Sir Nicholas Mallmeynes, her 
brother, and all her right to rents, land, mills or easements in the said 
town. By fine of 6 marks.  Dupplicatur. 


90797 P 


226 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


1313. MEMBRANE 11. 


Nov. 97. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Westminster, 12 
Westminster. November, 4 Edward I, granting to the burgesses of Retford their town 
23 at fee farm with other liberties (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 201] ; with further 
grant that they and their heirs shall be quit of toll, pavage, and murage 

through all the king’s realm and power, and that they and their heirs 

and successors while resident in the said borough shall not be put on 

assizes, juries or any foreign recognitions by reason of lands or foreign 

tenements. By fine of 20 marks. 


Nov. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. burgesses of Cambridge :—- 
22 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 April, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 88, No. 78 under date of 80 April. Cambridge 
Borough Charters, p. 19.] 
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 9 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 246. Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 98], 
inspecting and confirming the following :— 
(1) À charter dated at Westininster 21 April, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 88. No. 7A, under date 80 April. Cambridge 
Borough Charters, p. 9.] 
(2) A charter dated at Westminster, 11 April, 40 Henry III. 
[Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 17. 
With further grant of liberties [Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 20]. 
By fine of 100 marks. 


Nov. 27. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. canons of Christchurch Twynham :— 

21 1. A writing, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale 
and Devon and lady of the Isle, for her own soul and that of 
William de Fortibus, count of Aumale, granted to Christ Church, 
Twynham, and the canons there, in frank almoin, that they should 
have the fines and amercements of their men and tenants, free or 
bond (villant), and of their servants, in whatever courts or hundreds 
belonging to the said Isabel they may be amerced for any trespass, 
plaint or other reason, or for whatever reason they may have made 
fine, together with any fines or amercements arising from amends of 
breach of the assize of bread and ale, if they are amerced or make 
fine in the said hundreds or courts or witbout them, saving however 
to the said Isabel, her heirs or assigns, common fines and 
thethingpeny, which occur (iunt) in her hundreds at the two yearly 
views called views of frank-pledge or ‘ laghedais,’ and saving 
reasonable amercements of the said canons, if they shall be amerced 
in any of her courts or hundreds, which amercements ought to be 
taxed by free suitors of the said courts or hundreds; so that the said 
canons shall have power to levy and possess all the foregoing by their 
own bailiffs and ministers; witnesses, Sir William de Sancto 
Martino, Henry Trenchard, Thomas de Evercy, knights, Robert 
Makerel, William de Cotton, John de Buttesthorn, John de Lymesei, 
Eustace Fucher, Henry de Arnewode, dated at London, in the 
quinzaine of Michaelmas, A.D. 1274. 

2. A writing, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale and 
Devon and lady of the Isle, in her widowhood and for the safety of 
her soul and of that of her husband William de Fortibus, count of 
Aumale, granted to the church of Christ, Twynham, and the canons 
there, in frank almoin, a fishery in the waters of Sture and Avene 
below the weirs (gorgits) of the grantor in the manor of Christchurch 
Twynham as far as the sep for all manner of fish; and if the 


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Membrane 11—cont. 


servants of the said canons take a salmon in the said waters, it shall 
be delivered to the bailiffs of the grantor without fraud or denial; 
with further grant to the said canons of the custody of the meadows 
of Avemede and Ochere in the said manor with pasture of plough-oxen 
(areriorum) in the said meadows and all liberties and free customs 
pertaining to the said custody, and all attachments, impoundings and 
other profits thence arising; by rendering yearly to the grantor, her 
heirs and assigns 10s. at Michaelmas ; witnesses, Sir John de Sancta 
Elena, Sir Gilbert de Knovile, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights, 
Richard de Bugesgate, Roger de Gardino, Thomas Baldewyn, William 
de Butesthorn. 

8. A writing, whereby the same Isabel, in her widowhood, for the 
safety of the soul of William de Fortibus, late count of Aumale, of 
her own soul, and of the souls of Thomas, William and Avelina, her 
children (puerorum), granted to the said canons of Christchurch in 
frank almoin all their land of Henton which they have of the gift of 
Eustace de Henton ; witnesses, Sir Henry Trenchard, Sir Richard de 
Affeton, Sir William Espileman, Sir John de Bachamton, knights, 
Eustace Fulgere, John de Buttesthorun, John de Lymesi, Henry de 
Ernewode, Peter de Aven. 

4. A writing, whereby the same Isabel, in her widowhood, for the 
safety of her soul and that of William de Fortibus, count of Aumale, 
her husband, quit-claimed to the said canons & marks, 10s. of rent 
in the manor of Christeschurche of Twynham, which the said canons 
used to render to Margaret de Ripariis, countess of Devon, late the 
wife of Baldwin, earl of Devon, the grantor's father, for land called 
la Barndefelde, and for a moor called Duddemore, and for a fishery 
called La Whytthe ; with further quit-claim of all the services which 
they owed to the grantor for land in Flete, which they held from her 
for half a knight's fee; so that the said canons shall hold the said 
fishery of La Whytthe, and all the land called La Barndefelde with 
the heaths, turbaries, moors, meadows, feedings and pastures, and 
also all the grantor’s moors between the bridge of Hurn and Riston, 
and all the moor called Duddemore on the bank of Avene, with 
power to enclose the said moors, and also all the lands of Fete, in 
frank almoin, quit of all scutages, wards, reliefs, aids, suits and other 
services; witnesses, Sir John Mautravers, Sir John de Wotton, Sir 
Jordan de Kingeston, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights, John de 
Hardinton, Richard de Buckesgate, Thomas Baldewyn’, Henry le 
Lung’, William de Gundeville, John le Viel. 

6. A charter, whereby Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, constable 
of Chester, lord of Ros and Roweynok, gave to the said canons for 
the safety of his soul and of that of Margaret de Lascy, late countess 
of Lincoln, his grandmother, and of that of Margaret his wife, in 
frank almoin, all the land which Herbert de Holte, John Capon, the 
relict of William le Dikere, the relict of Almar, Richard Peytevin, 
Adam de Bereford, the relict of Ralph Philipp, Margery daughter 
of Ralph Philipp, Walter Bord, Thomas le Hout, Bartholomew 
de Holte, William Cute, Nicholas Ailward, Ralph le Mol, John Pope, 
Nicholas le Mol, Nicholas le Mol the younger, Ralph Hurichon, 
Robert Scote, Ralph le Bouche, Ambrose de Holte, Robert Hurichon, 
Thomas Horn, Stephen Cornays, William Edlof, Adam Sclikedod, 
Walter de Bereford, John Wil and Robert Scote the younger, the 
donor's bondmen (nativi) held of him in Kyngeston and Holte with 
their chattels and all that goes with them, to be held by the said 
canons with the said bondmen (villant) with their chattels and all 


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Membrane 11—cont. 


that goes with them from the donor in frank almoin, until the donor 
or his heirs shall provide them in lands or rents of a greater value ; 
with further grant that all the said tenants shall be quit of all suits 
of the donor's courts and hundreds and of 164. which they used to 
pay at two ‘laudays’ yearly, saving that they shall come twice a 
year to the donor's hundred of Badbir’ at two *laudays,' to wit at 
the first hundred after Martinmas and at the first hundred after 
Easter, and shall there present all things belonging to the tithing, 
and if any of the said tenants shall be amerced for any fault, 
which pertains to the said hundred, the canons shall have such 
amercements ; and if the land of any of the aforesaid men comes 
into the hands of the canons, they shall make no suit to the donor's 
court or hundred, but shall hold the land in frank almoin ; in con- 
sideration of which gift the said canons have agreed to find two 
chaplains saying mass daily in the chapel of the donor's court of 
Kyngeston; witnesaes, Sir Robert son of Roger, Sir Roger de 
Trompington, Sir John de Clavering', Sir William de Stopham, 
Sir John de Deverel, Sir Richard de Havering, knights, Hugh de 
Birn, clerk ; dated at Kyngeston in Dorsete, 18 March, 14 Edward I. 

6. A charter, whereby William le Plomir, citizen of Winchester, 
and Agnes his wife gave to the prior and canons of Christchurch 
Twynham, in frank almoin, all their holding in Munstrestrete, 
Winchester, lying between the tenement late of Richard Makeman 
on the north and the tenement of the abbot of Nettelyghe on the 
south and running from Munstrestrete to the tenement of Master 
Robert Pistor on the west, to be held by the prior and canons by 
rendering (faciendo) thence yearly to the prior of Bt. Swithun's, Win- 

the sacristan of that place on the feast of Hokeday 21d. ; 
for which gift the said prior and convent have paid 6 marks before. 
hand ; sealed with the donors’ seals and certified under the common 
seal of the city of Winchester; witnesses, Sir Richard de Afton, 
keeper of Winchester, Thomas de Mecheldewre, Lawrence de Anne, 
John Quyk, Richard de Stokbrug, alderman of High Street (Summi 
Vici) Winchester, William de Dunstapele, Richard Gabriel, William 
le Specir, Adam Pounerray, John le Gras, Richard de Weremille, 
Robert de Sandon, John Russel, William the cook (coco), Nicholas 
the goldsmith (awrifabro) Dated at Winchester, Wednesday after 
Epiphany, 28 Edward I. 

7. A charter, whereby Simon de Monte Acuto, son and heir of 
Sir William de Monte Acuto, set forth that he has seen, heard 
and inspected and handled a charter of his father, not cancelled or 
obliterated or in any part faulty, sealed with the seal of the said 
William in favour of the said prior and canons in the following 
terms :— 

Conveyance (tradidi) by William de Monte Acuto to the said 
prior and canons of all his land in the town of Pideleton, with 
the hundred, at perpetual fee farm, except the wood of 
Dlakemore and the custody of the said wood, which William de 
Blakemore and his heirs ought to perform, and except the 
homages and services of the said William de Blakemore and of 
Ralph Bardolf and their heirs, to be held by the said prior and 
convent from the donor and his heirs, at fee farm, with the free 
men and bondmen and their homages, services and suit (homagiis, 
serviciis, sectis et sequelis) and all other appurtenances, by 
rendering yearly 20/. of silver at Gerlingeton on the day of 
St. Giles or on the morrow, for which conveyance the said prior 


"^ EDWARD Il. 299 


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and canons have paid beforehand 2001. by way of fine; provided 
also that the said prior and convent shall have power to distrain 
the said William de Blakemore and Robert Bardolf and their 
heirs to pay the rents due from them, to wit, from the said 
William and his heirs 21s. 10d., and from the said Ralph and 
his heirs 5s.; witnesses, Sir Nicholas de Punsoud, sheriff of 
Dorset, Sir Alvred de Nichole, Sir John de Baiocis, Sir William 
de Wytefeld, Sir William de Wodehyate, Sir Simon de Maneston, 
Bir Simon de Sifrewaste, Sir Thomas de Hyneton, Ralph Bardolf, 
Henry de Pidele, Richard de Mustris; done on the day of 
St. James, 28 Henry III. 

and has confirmed the same for his own soul and the souls of 
William his father, and Hawise wife of the said Simon ; with further 
grant that the payment of the said sum of 20i. shall in future be 
made at the usual quarter days; witnesses, Sir John de Sancto 
Laudo, sheriff of Dorset, Humphrey de Bello Campo, Robert Martin, 
Ingelram le Waleis, Richard de Mauneston, John de Muleburne, 
John de Deverel, knights, Brian de Guuyz, Geoffrey de Wermewell, 
Henry de Pidele, William Clavile of Holum, Bartholomew de Brigg, 
Peter de Draycote; dated at Christchurch Twynham, Friday before 

the feast of St. Dunstan, A.D. 1987, 15 Edward I. 
By fine contained in another charter. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 9. 


Nov. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
West eter. canons of Christchurch Twynham :— 

1. A charter of Baldwin de Redveriis [Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 804] 
in favour of Hilary the dean, and all others in the said church; 
witnesses, Hubert de Vaus, Stephen de Mandevill, Geoffrey de 
Fornellis, Jordan de Estre, Ralph de Cadamo, Giralmus de Vernone, 
William de Gemegis, Richard de Angervill, William de Morvill, 
Robert de Saucei, William de Helio, Hugh Peverel, Geoffrey de 
Spineto, Hugh de Windeleshores, Walter son of Ralph, Robert his 
brother, Robert son of Payn, Theodorie his brother, Hugh Gernun. 

2. Acharter of Richard de Redveriis, earl of Devon, dated A.D. 
1161 [Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 805]; witnesses, Henry and William 
brothers of the said Richard, Payn Trencard, Robert his son, 
Geoffrey de Insula, Payn the chaplain, Hugh Peverell, William de 
Morvil, Ivo his son, Alard the clerk, Goldwin the clerk, at 
Karesbroch. 

8. A charter, whereby William de Redvers, earl of Devon, in 
frank almoin, granted to the canons of Christchurch Twynham the 
gifts which Baldwin his father and Richard his brother made to 
them; to wit, free election of their prior, churches, tithes, 
church-scot (chersez), men, lands, and all that they held of the 
grantor's fee on one day, quit of all exaction, service, gift and aid, 
to be held from the grantor and his heirs, being the manor of 
Ningwed with Presteton, Hamsted, and the land of Hamton its appur- 
tenances, the other Hamsted of the gift of Roger de Aula, the land 
of Dolmer, the land of Freskewatere, Debburna, Hapsa, Winsiston, 
Niton, Bagwich, the land of La Blakedon, of Walepen, the church of 
Torleia with appurtenances, the tithes of Hernemua of the gift of 
Alvred de Brockeleia, the land of Limieton, and Milneford, all Bevra 
and Chiventon, the land of La Stret and of Waterdich, Sumerford, 


230 


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Membrane 9—cont. 


Huburn, Preston, the land of Stamputta, the land in the town of 
Christescherch, all Bostell, La Grave, two virgates by the bridge of 
Huvre, La Donam, two Hurnes, the church of Pidelton with its 
chapels, the prebend which they have in the said town from of old, 
the exchange of the will of earl Baldwin the grantor’s nephew 
(excambium testamenti comitis Baldewini nepotis met) in Pidelton, and 
all other things which the said canons have on the grantor's fee, the 
tithe of the toll of the fair of Christescherche, the tithe of * wrech,' 
when it happens upon the grantor's land in their parish, excepi of 
* graspeis' of which they ought to have the left noram in full, the 
first salmon of Christescherche yearly, the tithe of salmon and of all 
the grantor's new ploughings (novalium) yearly within and without the 
town ; with further grant of all liberties and good customs to be held 
from the grantor and his heirs, which the deans of the secular canons 
ever had on one day, to wit the first market of Christescherche if 
the grantor be absent, the second after him if he be present ; moreover 
through allthe grantor's land they may buy and sell without payment 
of toll and they and their men shall be quit of all gifts, services and 
aids in towns, wood, open, meadows, pastures, turbary, heath, ways, 
paths, waters, fields, mills and fisheries and all other things belonging 
to the grantor and his heirs; with further grant that their men shall 
come to no (ullum) hundred and to no (ullum) plea save of *murdre' 
or homicide; but if their men offend against the grantor or his men, 
the justice shall be the grantor's or his heirs but the amends and the 
chattels shall belong to the prior and canons; but if the men of 
the church be taken (interceptt) of homicide or larceny or any other 
crime, they shall have their full court free and quit from all shires, 
pleas, plaints and causes, as the deans of the secular canons ever had 
on one day, that they may be dealt with and judged according to law 
(juste) before the grantor's bailiffs and those of his heirs ; witnesses, 
William son of Stur, Walter de Insula, William his brother, Roger de 
Aula, Thomas his son, Henry Trencard, Peter de Mellent, Ralph de 
Audevill, Robert de Avenille, Richard his son, Reginald de Albemare, 
Robert the butler (Pincerna), John his brother, at Christchurch. 

4. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale 
and Devon, lady of the Isle, daughter of Baldwin de Redveriis, sister 
and heir of Baldwin son of Baldwin, earl of Devon and lord of the 
Isle, in her widowhood, for the soul of William de Fortibus, late 
count of Aumale, and for those of William and Thomas her sons, 
granted to the canons of Christchurch Twynham, in frank almoin, 
all liberties and lands which Baldwin, earl of Devon, son of Richard 
the elder, and earl Richard, his son and heir, the introducers of 
regular canons gave to the said canons ; to wit, free election of their 
prior and the church of Bolre with its chapels of Brokehurst 
and Lyminton, the church of Hordhull, the church of Mulleford, 
the church of Soppele, the church of Pideleton with their chapels, the 
chapel of Bolehurst and all the land, which the canons have in 
the manor of Christescherche, with the rents, meadows, pastures, 
fisheries, gardens and other appurtenances; also the two townships 
(villatas) of Hurne, the land of Bostale, the land of Grave, two 
virgates by the bridge of Uvre, their land of Presteton, their land of 
Hoburn, all the manor of Somerford with its hamlets, their land of 
Bailokesle, their land of Welhampton, of Upmanton, of Sweie; all 
their meadow of la Garston, with power to close it during the whole 
year against all beasts at their will ; all their mills of Cnappe on the 
Avene on either bank with all ways, fisheries and suit (sequela) ; and 


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- Membrane 9—cont. 


a hundred cartloads of turf to be dug for their kitchen, where they 
will in the field of Westestures yearly upon the grantors’ fee; and 
two carts daily throughout the year going for heath upon the 
grantors land where they will in the said field; and the first 
purchase of all in the town of Christescherche, if the grantor 

absent, and the second if she or her bailiffs or buyers be 
there; the tithe of all fish, hay, mills, new ploughings (novalium) ; 
the tithe of the toll of the fair (faire) of Christescherche; the 
tithe of wreck upon the grantor's fee in the parish of the canons, 
except of graspez, of which they ought to have the left noam 
by old right; and the first salmon every year; with power for 
the said canons and their servants to fish, where they will, except 
in the waters retained for the grantor, to wit beneath the 
weirs (yordis) of the grantor, except by special permission; with 
further grant that the said canons and their men through all 
the grantor's land shall be quit of all toll whether they buy or 
sell; and in the Isle of Wyght all the manor of Ningwode with 
its appurtenances, all the manor of Apsa with its hamlets, their 
land of Freskewater, to wit one hide; all the foregoing to be held, 
pursuant to the charters of Baldwin and Richard; and further 
the church of Tornle which Lady Alice de Redveriis, the countess, 
by the grant of Richard the earl, her grandson and heir, gave to them 
in frank almoin; and all their land of Debborne which Richard de 
Redveriis the earl, father of Baldwin the second earl (comitis secundt), 
gave to them, pursuant to his charter; and all the manor of Pideleton, 
in frank almoin, which they have of the gift of William de Vernun, 
the earl, the great-grandfather of the grantor, with his body, excepting 
only the grantor's rent of Dorcestre and the service of Drew (Drugonis) 
Bardolf, with the chace of Pideleton; 20s. from the fair (faire) of 
Christescherche, which the said William the earl gave to them; the 
whole manor of Flete with its appurtenances in frank almoin, which 
they have of the gift of Hawys the countess of the grant of William 
de Redveriis, her brother; the land of Brutoneslonde, which they have 
of the gift of Baldwin de Redveriis the grantor's father; a virgate 
in the grantor’s manor of Liminton with the salt-pans (salinis) 
which Baldwin son and heir of Earl Richard gave them; 
with further grant in frank almoin of all their possessions which they 
have upon the grantor's fee, pursuant to the charters of the donors ; 
and of all the dikes about their lands, woods, meadows and marshes, 
with power to repair the same; all the foregoing to be held quit 
of all exactions, vexations, suits and afforcements of courts and 
hundreds, saving any suits due before the making of this charter; 
witnesses, Sir John la Ware, steward, Henry Trenchard, Jordan 
la Ware, Jordan de Kyngeston, William de Estur, knights, John, 
rector of the church of Shaldeflet, Robert Makerel, Simon de Plumtone 
constable there (ibidem) John de Buttesthorne; dated at Caresbroke 
in the Isle of Wight at the feast of the Purification A.D. 1272. 

5. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale and 
Devon, lady of the Isle, daughter of Baldwin de Redveriis, sister and 
heir of Baldwin son of Baldwin late earl of Devon and lord of the Isle, 
in her widowhood, for the soul of William de Fortibus, count of 
Aumale, her husband, granted to the canons of Christchurch 
Twynham the following lands; to wit, all the meadow of La Sterte, 
which they have of the gift of Roger de Holehurst; all the land and 
meadow which they have of the gift of Ralph Bardolf in Mukeleshull 
and La Thrope in Christescherch, with the bondmen (villanis) and all 


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that goes with them, rents, services and other appurtenances; with 
quit-claim to the said church and canons of all the services due to the 
grantor for the land of Flete, which they have of the gift of Hawys de 
Redveriis, daughter of Earl Baldwin; with grant of all the water 
coming from the mills of the abbot of Quareria in the town of 
Christescherche, with all its course as it runs towards the priory of 
the said church, pursuant to the charter of Earl Baldwin the 
grantor’s brother; with further grant that the canons may in future 
mar] all their lands in the Isle of Wight from the marl-pit (marleria) 
of Smeredon, in the manor of Wrockeshale, and may also enclose 
with dikes and hedges all the lands which they have of the donor's 
fee in the said isle and make their profit of them as they will, save 
that the doe with her fawn (dama cum suo feonv) shall have free 
passage, provided that the dike of the wood of Nigwode by the high road 
shall remain in its present state and may be repaired without any 
denial by the grantor, her heirs or assigns; with further gift of all 
the land of Hywyz which they had of the grant of lady Joan de 
Bruere which land the donor previously deraigned against them in 
the kings court, to be held by the said church and canons from the 
donor, her heirs and assigns in frank almoin without secular service ; 
with further grant of the fishery of eels in the water of Avene called 
‘la Hwich’ at the perpetual fee farm of 10s to be paid 
to the grantor’s heirs and assigns, half at Easter and half. at 
Michaelmas, pursuant to a charter of Earl Baldwin the grantor's 
brother; with further gift of the moor on the river Avene called 
Dudemore, and the moor between the bridge of Hurne and Richton 
with the heath and turbary called ‘le Brandefelde’ within the manor 
of Christescherche to be held by the said canons from the donor and 
her heirs or assigns in frank almoin by the service of five marks pay- 
able half yearly at the octave of Holy Trinity and the morrow of 
St. Faith ; witnesses William de Sancto Martino, Henry Trenchard, 
Richard de Affeton, James de Hampton, Thomas de la Haule, John 
de Bachampton, knights, Robert Makerel, William de Cotton, John 
de Buttesthorn, John de Lymesy, Eustace Fulger, Henry de 
Ernewode and others; dated London, the quinzaine of Michaelmas, 
A.D. 1274. 

6. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale 
and Devon and lady of the Isle, after a pious preamble, in her 
widowhood for her soul and that of Sir William de Fortibus, late 
count of Aumale, her husband, and the souls of her children gave to 
the said canons in frank almoin for their food the tithe of all the 
rabbits, which shall in future be taken in her manor of Christes- 
cherche within the parish of the said canons, and all the tithe of the 
rabbits which shall in future be taken in her manor of Thornle in the 
Isle of Wight; witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Knovill, Sir John de Sancta 
Elena, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights, Emery de Vernay, Geoffrey 
de Insula, Roger de Gardino, William de Buttesthorn, Henry le 
Lung, Richard de Brokhampton, William de Gundeville; dated at 
the castle of Karesbroke in the Isle of Wight, 19 Kalends of January, 
A.D. 1292. By fine contained in another charter. 

Dupplicatur. 


1814. MEMBRANE 8. 
May 21. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 
Durham. 4 November, 6 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Buelt in Wales. 

19 (Calendar, Vol. YI, p. 209.] | By p.s. 


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7 EDWARD 1i. 298 


Membrane 8—cont. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
church and nuns of St. Radegund, Cambridge :— 


1. A charter of Stephen dated at Mapertes Halam in obsidione. 
[.Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 210. The Priory of St. Radegund, p. 14. 

2. A charter of Stephen, dated at Cambridge. [Monasticon, 
Vol. IV, p. 216. T'he Priory of St. Hadeqund, p. '15.] 

9. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 April 85 Henry III. 
[The Priory of St. Radegund, p. 78.) 


with further grant of other gifts as in No. 87, p. 228 above, omitting 
the entry relating to Robert Rikespand. By K. 


MEMBRANE 7. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
canons of Christchurch Twynham :— 


1. Willelmus ree Anglorum omnibus hominibus suis Francis et 
Anglis, *salutem. — Sciatis me pro salute anime mee et omnium 
antecessorum — meorum — dedisse et — concessisse et presenti — scripto 
confirmasse Deo et Christi | ecclesie de — T'winham et Randulfo 
Flambard, ejusdem loci decano, et ejus successoribus totum manerium 
meum de  Prestepidela in — Dorseta quod est juxta LK ffipidela in 
hominibus et eorum sequela et cum omnibus — pertinentiis suis in 
liberam et perpetuam — elemosinam. | Quare volo. et firmiter. precipio 
quod dicta ecclesia et Randulfo Flambard et ejus. successores. supra- 
dictum. manerium. cum omnibus pertinentiis suis integre habeant et 
bene, libere. et quiete. teneant. ab omnibus demandis preter orationes, 
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in 
viis et semitis et omnibus locis et rebus ad predictum | manerium 
spectantibus cum soc et sac et thol el. thim et infangenthef et 
aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus. Hus testibus, Anselmo 
Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, qui prece’ mea maledictionem suam et 
Dei omnibus — dedit qui donum | meum — inposterum tnpedirent vel 
injuste contrairent, Walkelino episcopo Wintoniensi, Rogero Bigod, 
Hugone de  Grentemesnil, Rogero de Monte  Gomerico, Croco 
venatore, aput Wintoniam. 

2. Anno ab incarnatione domint m?.c^.l^, ego S. rex Anglorum 
concedo et confirmo tntroducttonem — canonicorum regularium in 
ecclenam Christi de Twinham factam a venerabili patre in Christo 
H. Wintoniensi episcopo et Balduwino | comite Devunie et Ricardo 
filio ejus et Hilario decano, et concedo et confirmo canonicis 
regularibus — ibidem — fntroductis et — eorum — successoribus omnia 
tenementa et jura. et libertates quas decani et canonici seculares 
predicte | ecclesie Christi habuerunt, quod post mortem — secularium 
canonicorum omnia eorum tenementa et jura tn manus regularium 
integre  deveniant, ecclesia — scilicet de — Bolra cum pertinentibus 
suis, capelle de Limiton et de  Drokeherst, ecclesia de Hordhulla 
et de Milneford, ecclesia de  Soppeleia, terram de Stanputta ex 
donatione regis Willelmi sicut. carta hujus dicit, salvo invadiamento 
dudum facto ejusdem terre Alwrico parvo per Petrum olim 
decanum — Christi — ecclesie; terra de Huburna et de  Prestetona, 
terra de Hurna et terra de la Grave, in [nsula Wiht terra 
de Ninguode cum terra de Hamptona illi pertinente ex dono 
Ricardi de Redveriis terra de Hapsa cum pertinentiis suis, et cetera 
tenementa et ira et consuetudines et — libertates — »^eularium 


284 


1313. 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 7—cont. 


canonicorum et decanorum cum pertinentis suts, ita bene et in 
pace et libere et quiete et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis 
et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, infra burgum et extra et in 
omnibus locis, cum soca et saca et toll et team et infanyenethecf 
et cum | omnibus aliis libertatibus et consuetudinibus et quietantiis 
eidem Christi ecclesie pertinentibus et sicut decani ipsius | ecclesie 
easdem, melius et liberius unquam tenuerunt. Et habeant. in nova 
Foresta. turbam. et bruentam quantum. indiquertnt et ducentos. porcos 
quietos a punnagio et pasturam liberam omnibus animalibus suis. 
Testibus, H. Wintoniens? episcopo, Baldwino comite et Ricardo 
filio ejus, Rogero de Mortuo Mart, Albrico de Ver, Willelino 
Peverel, Huberto de Vals, apud Wintontam. 

8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andeyarorum justiciaris, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris 
suis Anglie in quorum bailliis canonici mei de Christeschirch terras 
habent, salutem. — Sciatis me pro salute anime mee concessisse quod 
canonici mei de Christeschirch et tota terra et homines eorum sint 
liberi et quieti de sciris et hundredis, placitis et querelis. et omnibus 
aliis occasionibus excepto murdro et latrocinio cum omnibus 
consuetudinibus et libertatibus cum soca et saca, cum toll et 
team et infangenetheof, in bosco et plano, im pratis et pasturis, in 
aquis, in molendinis in piscariis intra et extra civitatem et bur gum 
et in omnibus locis et rebus. | Quare precipio vobis quod eos in 
hiis manuteneatis et protegatis ne quis eos injuste vexet. Precipio 
etiam quod sine dilatione et juste faciatis habere predictis canonicis 
omnes nativos et fugitivos suos cum omnibus catallis suis. ubicunque 
fuerint inventi, qui post mortem regis Henrici ari mei de terra 
sua fugerunt. Et prohibeo quod nullus eos detineat super x. libras 
forisfacture. Teste Reginaldo comite Cornubie, apud  Saresberiam. 

4. Hicardus, rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanoram 
et comes Andeyavorum, justicits, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris 
suis Anglie, salutem. Sciatis me pro salute anime mee terras et 
possessiones et omnia que sunt canonicorum Christi ecclesie de 
Twinham in mea suscepisse protectione et eis confirmasse libere et 
quiete tenendas terram de Wicha quam habent cum corpore Gileberti 
Tibitoth, terram de Burnardesle quam habent. cum corpore Johannis 
de Presteton, terram de Atrum quam habent cum corpore Henrici 
de Ramesh’, totam terram quam habent in Purbich, molendinum 
quod habent in Bridiport, totam terram quay habent in Wintonia 
et in. Hampton, terram de Hamstede et de Bagwich in Insula de Wicht 
et ceteras. terras eorum, Quamobrem vobis firmiter precipio quod 
has terras et cetera eorum. omnia que sunt in baillis vestris 
manuteneatis et proteyatis sicut. mea propria, ne quis eos injuste 
reret nec inde in placitum nist coram me mittat, salvo servicio 
capitalium dominorum, sicut carte donatorum | quas inde habent eis 
testantur et confirmant, Teste, Hugone. Dunelmensi. episcopo, apud 
Westmonasterium, vty die Octobris. 

5. A charter dated at Christchurch, 81January, 16 John. [Rotuli 
Chartarum, p. 205.1 

6. A charter, dated at Winchester, 7 October, 18 Edward I. 
[Caleidar, Vol. II, p. 824.] 

7. <A charter dated at Westminster, 28 July, 25 Edward I, 
inspecting and confirming a charter of Isabel de Fortibus. 

By fine of 40 marks. Dupplicatur. 


March 18. 
Westminster. 
8 


March 11. 
Westminster, 
12 


March 18. 


Westminster, 
11 


7 EDWARD II. 285 


MEMBRANE 71. 


Grant to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors of a weekly 
market on Thursday at their manor of Ricolvre, co. Kent.  , By K. 


Grant to Henry le Serop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 


. demesne lands in Disford and Ellerton upon Swale. By K. 


Grant to Henry le Scrop and John de Cleseby and the heirs of Henry, 


. Of free warren in all their demesne lands in Dounoum and Walbroun, 


co. York. By K. 
Grant to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king’s cousin, that 


. he and his heirs shall have in their towns of Gainesburgh, co. Lincoln, 


and Dunham and its soke, co. Nottingham, return of all the king's 
writs touching the said towns and soke, whether of summonses of the 
exchequer or of other matters, so that no sheriff, bailiff or other minister 
shall enter the said towns and soke to do aught therein save by the 
default of the said Aymer or his bailiffs. y K. 


Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of a weekly 
market on Monday at their manor of Olde Whitelond in Wales and of a 
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the nativity of 
St. Mary. By K. 


MEMBRANE 6. 


Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters : -.- 

1. Acharter in favour of Wenonwen de Kevelioch dated at Poitiers, 
4 December 1 John. ([Rotuli Chartarum p. 68.] 

2. A charter dated at Windsor, 22 April, 80 Henry III, inspecting 
and confirming the last charter.  [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 298. ] 

8. Acharter dated at Chester, 11 June, 10 Edward I, in favour of 
Griffin son of Wennunwen. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 268.] 

4. A charter dated at Chester, 11 June, 10 Edward I, being 
another version of the above with the following alterations: line 11 
for ‘the morrow of St. Barnabas’ read ‘the morrow of the Ascension’; 
line 12 for ‘St. Leonard the abbot’ read ‘St. Edward, king and 
confessor’; line 18 for ‘three’ read ‘two’; line 19 for * St. Augustine 
the apostle of the English’ read ‘the Ascension’; and for the 
remainder of the charter read * and another on the vigil, the feast and 
the morrow of St. Edward, king &nd confessor. [Not enrolled on 
the Charter Roll. Probably a discarded version of No. 8.] 

5. A charter in favour of Owen de la Pole, dated 28 December, 
20 Edward I. (Calendar, Vol. II. p. 408.] By K. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Thomas de Brotherton, earl of Norfolk, the king's brother, 
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Saham, 
co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the Monday, Tuesday and 
Wednesday in Whitsun week; grant also of free warren in all the 
demesne lands of the said manor and of Framelyngham, Hoo and 
Haccheton, co. Suffolk. By K. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Robert de Bures, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wykhambrok, Aketon, Great Waldyngfeld, Meldyngg, 
Hechham, Bures and Neuton, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [2921.] 


Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and his 


. heirs, of the forfeitures, fines and ransoms (redemptiones) of their men and 


tenants in the valleys of Danaunt and Motfet. By p.s. [2915.] Dupplicatur. 


286 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


1314. MEMBRANE 5. 


March 16, Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster, burgesses of Nottingham :— 

à 1. Acharter dated at Westminster, 24 February, 14 Henry III. 
Calendar, Vol. I, p. 116], inspecting and confirming a charter 
ated at Clipston, 19 March, 1 John, [Rotuli Chartarum p. 89], with 

further grant of liberties.  [C'harters of the Borough of Nottingham, 
p. 18.] 

2. A charter, dated at Nottingham, 20 July, 89 Henry III. 
[Jbid. p. 14. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 448.] 

8. A charter, dated at Lincoln, 11 February, 12 Edward I. 
[Charters of the Borough of Nottingham, p. 16.] 

with further grant of additional liberties. [Jbid. p. 28.] 
By fine of 200 marks. Dupplicatur. 


April 7. Grant out of a special affection to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, 

Ely. that he during his life shall have the fines of all his men and tenants of 

7 the archbishopric of Canterbury, and the issues of the forfeitures of 
their men and tenants, wherever such fines and issues may arise. 

By p.s. Triplicatur. 


March 28. Inspevcimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. burgesses of Yarmouth :— 

6 1. A charter dated at Westminster 19 June, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 818.]  inspecting and confirming the 
following charters :— 

(1) À charter dated at Marlborough, 18 March, 9 John. 
[Rotult Chartarum, p. 175.] 
(2) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 818.] 
(8) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 Henry III. 
[1bid.] 
(4) Letters patent dated at St. Paul's, London, 28 September, 
45 Henry III. [Jbid.] 
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 1 July, 18 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 182.] 
8. Letters patent dated at St. Albans 28 April, 26 Edward I. 
[Jbid. 1292-1301, p. 849.] 
4. Letters patent dated at Beverley, 22 July, 84 Edward I. 
[4bid. 1301-1307, p. 455.) 

With further grant that none of the foregoing liberties shall be 
abrogated by any non-user in the past; and that the burgesses and 
successors shall have in the said town the tronage and the issues thence 
arising in aid of their farm and that they shall not be troubled for 
any issues received from the said source; and that they shall be quit of 
toll, anchorage, pavage, passage, picage, murage, quayage, carriage, and 
rivage through all the king’s realm and power; and that they shall not 
be put upon any assizes, juries or inquisitions held by reason of any 
tenements without the town, or trespasses, contracts or other matters 
arising without the borough before any of the king’s justices or other 
ministers; and that all assizes, juries or inquisitions held in the said 
borough for such causes there arising before any justices or ministers 
of the king, shall be held by the burgesses of the town only and not 
by foreigners in the said borough and not without, unless the matter touch 
the king or the commonalty of the borough; and since by charters 
of previous kings it was granted that there should be a gaol in the 


1314, 


May 7. 
York. 


June 7. 


Newminster, 


June 7. 
Newminster. 


April 14. 
Thorney. 
2 


7 EDWARD II. 297 


Membrane 5—cont. 


said town to keep prisoners and malefactors there taken according to the 
law and custom of the realm, the king not wishing that for the delivery of 
the said gaol the said burgesses should in any way be troubled, grants 
that all prisoners detained in the said gaol shall be kept there until they 
are delivered by the law and custom of realm aforesaid. 

By K. and a fine of 800 marks. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 4. 


Grant to Peter Dayvill, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday 
at their manor of Suthcave co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the 
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy Trinity. 

By fine of 40s. et pro feodo. 


Whereas King Henry III by charter granted to John Mansel, parson of 
the church of Wygan, and his successors, a yearly fair at their borough 
of Wygan on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints; the king 
at the prayer of Robert de Cliderhou, king’s clerk, person of the said 
church, has granted to him and his successors a yearly fair at the said 
borough on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Wilfrid, in lieu of 
the fair there aforesaid. Dupplicatur. 


Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of Robert de Cliderhou, parson 
of the church of Wygan, of a charter, dated at Woodstock 26 August 80 
Henry III, whereby that king granted to John Mansel, parson of the 
church of Wygain that his town of Wygayn should be a borough and 
that the burgesses thereof should have a gild merchant with a hanse and 
other liberties and customs thereto pertaining; and that no one not of 
the said gild should carry on merchandise in the same borough save at the 
will of the burgesses; with further grant that the said burgesses should 
have soc and sac, thol and theam, attachments within the borough, 
infangenthef and utfanghenthef, and quittance throughout the king’s 
land at all ports of toll, lastage, passage, pontage, and stallage, and of 
all suits of counties and wapentakes for their tenements within the 
borough; and that all merchants coming to the said borough with 
merchandise, whether foreigners or others, who are in the king's peace or 
come with his licence, may come in safety, trade there, abide and depart 
in safety, paying the customs due; with penalty of 107. on all infringing 
these liberties. [Not enrolled on the Charter Roll of 80 Henry ITI.) 


MEMBRANE 98. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at York, 18 June, 
28 Edward I, (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 485], inspecting and confirming the 
following charters in favour of the abbot and convent of Peterborough :—. 

1. A charter dated at Westminster, 17 March, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 19.] 
2. A charter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 87 Henry III. (Calendar, 
‘ol. II, p. 485.) 
8, Acharter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 87 Henry III. Hid.) 
y p.s. 


288 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


1314. MEMBRANE 2. 


April 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Thorney. abbot and convent of Peterborough :— 
1 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III. 
(Calendar, Vol. Y, p. 21, No. 168.] 
2. A charter dated at Huntingdon, 20 August, 88 Henry III. 
[Ibid. p. 844, Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 892.] 
8. A charter dated at Peterborough, 7 August, 52 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 101.] 
4. Letters patent dated at Exeter, 26 December, 14 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 914.] 
5. Letters patent dated at Ashridge, 7 January, 19 Edward I. 
[Ibid. 1281-1292, p. 414.] 
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 December, 22 Edward I. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 482.] 
7. Letters patent, dated at Bentley, 26 October, 24 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 208.] 
8. Letters patent dated at Stirling 16 June, 82 Edward I. 
[Ibid. 1301-1307, p. 288.] 
9. A charter dated at Stirling, 20 July, 82 Edward I. [See 
above, p. 48.] 
10. Letters patent dated at Stirling, 20 July, 82 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1807, p. 241.] 
11. Letters patent dated at Canterbury, 8 July, 88 Edward I. 
[/bid. p. 872.] 
19. A charter dated at Wolvesey, 7 April, 84 Edward I. (See 
above, p. 60.] 
18. Letters patent dated at Carlisle, 21 March, 85 Edward I. 
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 507.] By p.s. 


1314. 


July 19. 
York. 
59 


July 17. 
York. 
58 


Aug. 1. 
York. 


July 29. 


Aug. 15. 
York. 


Aug. 15. 
York, 


( 289 ) 


8 EDWARD II. 


MEMBRANE 22. 


Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Edmund Gacelyn, and 
his heirs, of a weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Chippeham, 
co. Wilts; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in 
Chippeham, Lolledon, Budeston and Great Cheverel, co. Wilts. By ps. 


Grant to John de Hastynges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Wednesday at their manor of Yardele, co. Northampton, and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy Trinity ; 
grant also of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Blounham, 
co. Bedford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the 
morrow of St. James. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of Walter de Shobdon, to Andrew de Sancto 
Licio, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Redeclive, 
co. Bucks. By writ (breve) of secret seal. 


Grant to Nicholas Dauney, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at 
their manor of Shiviok in Croftilberwe, co. Cornwall, one on Friday and 
the other on Wednesday; and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast 
and the morrow of St. James; grant also of the amends of the assize of 
bread and ale from the men and tenants of the said manor. By p.s. 


Grant, at the instance of John de Moubray, to John de Eyvill of 
Anstan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Barwe, 
co. Lincoln and Northanstan, co. York. By p.s. 


Grant to Alice late the wife of Richard de Byngham, and William son 
of Richard de Byngham, and the heirs of his body, of à weekly market on 
Thursday at their manor of Byngham, co. Nottingham; and of a yearly 
fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and Jude and the four 
days following ; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of 
the said manor and of Clipston and Kynalton, co. Nottingham. 

By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their 
demesne lands in Wodemeresthorn, Chepstede and Ewelle, co. Surrey. 
By K. 


Grant to Richard de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Norton by Taunton, co. Somerset, Stapelton, 
Uppecote, Middelton Albemarl, Clerkescumb, Godescote, Fenton, Reueton, 
and Gothill, co. Devon, and Caerwythynek, Pencarou, Ammaleglos, Ros 
and Lankaweythian, co. Cornwall. By K. Dupplicatur. 


Grant to Robert de Sywardeby, and his heirs, of free warren in all 
their demesne lands in Sywardeby and Brigham, co. York. 
By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby King Henry III 
granted to all the citizens of Hereford that they and their goods, wherever 
found in the king’s land or power shall not be arrested for any debt 
whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, unless the debtors be 


240 


1314. 


Sept. 21. 
York. 
49 


Sept. 16. 
York, 
48 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 22—cont. 


of their commune and power, having wherewith to satisfy the said debt 
in whole or in part, and the citizens have failed in justice to the creditors 
who can give proof of such failure; moreover the citizens shall not lose 
for the trespass or forfeiture of their servants any goods or chattels found 
in their hands or by them anywhere deposited, so far as ownership can be 
proved ; and if the said citizens die testate or intestate within the king’s 
land or power, the king shall not confiscate their goods, but their heirs 
shall have them, so far as ownership can be proved, provided that know- 
ledge or proof can be had of the said heirs; the said citizens shall not be 
convicted by any foreigners on any appeals, indictments (rettis), wrongs, 
trespasses, charges, claims or demands laid upon them or to be laid upon 
them, but only by their fellow citizens, unless in any matter touching the 
commonalty of the said city, and then they shall be treated according to 
their liberties approved and hitherto used; and the citizens through 
all the king's land and power shall have all their liberties and free 
customs approved and hitherto used, as they used them in the times of 
the king's predecessors; witnesses, W. bishop of Worcester, John de 
Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Guy de Lezunian, the king's brother, Robert 
Tregoz, Master Simon de Wauton, Robert Waleraund, Philip Marmyon, 
Peter de Monte Forti, Nicholas de Turri, Walkelin de Ardern, Bartholomew 
le Bygod, William Gernun ; dated at Worcester, 8 August, 40 Henry III. 

By fine made and written on the other charter. 


Grant to Michael de Haverinton, and his heirs, of free warren in all 


their demesne lands in Alynthwayt co. Lancaster. 
By K, on the information of J. de Cherleton. 


MEMBRANE 21. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
citizens of Hereford :— 

1. Ricardus, Dei yratia rex Anglorum. duc. Normannorum, 
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus 
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius. Anglie, salutem. Sctatis nos 
concessisse civibus nostris Herefordie in Wallia villam de Herefordta 
tenendam. perpetuo pro wl. libris veddendis per annum ad scaccarium, 
ita quod ipsi auvilium prestabunt ad claudendam villam illam. — Et 
ipsi pro hac concessione dederunt nobis al. marcas argenti. Et ideo 
precipimus quod — predictam — villam — illam habeant et teneant 
perpetuo per predictam firmam cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis 
consuetudinibus suis et cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; tla quod 
nullus vicecomitum nostrorum intromittat aliquid super eos de aliquo 
placito vel querela aut occasione, vel de aliqua re que ad predictam 
villam pertineant. — Testibus, H. Dunelmensi episcopo, Willelmo de 
Sancto Johanne; data apud Westmonasterium primo anno regni 
nostri ir. die Octobris per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo, 
Eliensis electi, cancellarii nostri. 

2. A charter dated at Clarendon 10 July, 17 John. ([Hotuli 
Chartarum p. 219.) 

8. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 March, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar Vol. Y. p. 25, No. 128.) 

4. Another charter dated at Westminster, 28 March, 11 Henry III. 


(Ibid, No. 127.] 


1314. 


Sept. 20. 
York. 
47 


Sept. 20. 
York. 
46 


Sept. 27. 


York. 
45 


8 EDWARD II. 241 





Membrane 91—cont. 


5. A charter, whereby King Henry III granted to the citizens 
of Hereford, that they and their heirs shall have return of all the 
king's writs of summonses of the exchequer and of other writs 
touching the said city, so that no sheriff, bailiff, or minister of 
the king shall in future enter the city to do any summonses, 
distraints or aught else save by the default of the said citizens; 
with penalty of 10/. for infringement; witnesses, W. bishop of 
Worcester, John de Plessetis earl of Warwick, Guy de Lezunian the 
king’s brother, Robert Tregoz, master Simon de Wauton, Robert 
Waleraund, Philip Marmiun, Peter de Monte Forti, Nicholas de 
Turri, Walkelin de Ardern, Bartholomew le Bigot, Walter Gernun ; 
dated at Worcester, 8 August 40 Henry III. 

with further grant that the said citizens shall not be prejudiced in their 
use of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the past; and also 
for the betterment of the said city, grant that none of the citizens shall 
plead or be impleaded before the king or any of his justices without the 
said city of lands or tenements within the city or its suburb or of 
trespasses, contracts or other matters arising in the said city or its 
suburb, but that all such pleas which may be summoned or attached 
before the king or his justices of the Bench or other justices to be pleaded 
without the said city or suburb, shall be pleaded before the bailiffs of the 
city within the city, unless they touch the king or the community of the 
city; and the citizens shall not be put with foreigners on assizes, juries 
or inquisitions touching matters arising before the king's justices or other 
ministers by reason of any foreign tenements, trespasses, or matters, nor 
shall foreigners be placed with the said citizens on assizes, juries or 
inquisitions arising by reason of any lands or tenements in the said city 
or suburb or trespasses, contracts or other internal (intrinsecorum) matters, 
but such assizes, juries and inquisitions shall be made by men of the city 
within the city, unless the matter touch the king or the community of the 
city; with further grant that the citizens shall have in the said city and 
suburb utfangenethef. By fine of 1000. 


Grant to Simon de Monte Acuto, and his heirs, of a weekly market on 
Tuesday at their manor of Yerlyngton, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair 
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption ; and of 
a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Chedeseye, co. Somerset, 
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Mary Magdalen ; and of a yearly fair at their manor of Thurlebere, 
co. Somerset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Thomas; 
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manors 
and of Shepton Montagu and Dunyete in the said county. 

By K. on the information of John de Cherleton. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II, dated at 
Lillebonne, in favour of the abbey and monks of St. George de Balkierville. 
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1067, No. iij.] By fine of 100s. 


Grant to William de Melton, king's clerk, provost of the church of 
St. John, Beverley, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their manor of 
Syglesthorn, co. York, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 
St. Laurence; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the 
said manor and of Suthdalton, Northburton, Middleton, Lokynton, 
Walkynton, Levene, Wellewyk, Wytheton by Wellewyk, Roston, Fymmer 
and Ridynges by Beverley, co. York. By K. Dupplicatur. 


80797 Q 


Oct. 5. 
York. 
41 


Oct. 7. 


York. 
40 


Oct. 6. 


York. 
89 


Nov. 20. 
Northampton. 


88 


Dec. 6. 


King's 


Langley. 


37 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


ed 





MEMBRANE 20. 


Grant, at the instance of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, to William le 
Baud and Isabel, his wife, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday 
at their manor of Pokerich, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair there on 
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of St. John the 
Baptist. By p.s. (8168.] 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Seleby of free warren in all their 
demesne in Gunby, co. York. By K. 


In consideration of the quit-claim, which Aymar de Valence, earl of 
Pembroke, the king's kinsman, made at the king's request to Thomas, 
earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman, of the castle and manor of Thorp 
Watervill and of the manors of Aldewynole and Achirche, co. Northampton, 
and of the manor of New Temple, London, and of all the lands and rents 
late of the Templars in the suburb of London and in Middlesex, which 
are of the fee of the said earl of Lancaster, as of the honour of Leicester ; 

gift to the said earl of Pembroke of all the lands in Monemuth, which 
Robert de Clifford, deceased, held for his life of the king's grant, to be 
held by the said earl and the lawful heirs of his body from the king by 
the services due from the said Robert, with remainder to the king and 
his heirs. 


Grant to Amabel de Cleseby, and Robert de Hastang and Emma his 
wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Clesby, 
Gloubek, Bereford-upon-Teise, Thorp Understane, Tanefeud and Couton, 
co. York, Neubolt, Badenhale, Eccleshale and Couele, co. Stafford and 
Colpenhopes, co. Northumberland. By K. 


Grant to Simon son of Ralph de Ormesby, and his heirs, of free 
warren in all their demesne lands in Ormesby, Ketelesby and Walmes- 
gare, co. Lincoln. By K. 


Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s kinsman, and Alice 
his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of a weekly manor on Friday at 
their manor of Burton Stather, co. Lincoln, and of two yearly fairs there 
one on the vigil and the feast of All Saints and the thirteen days 
following and the other on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity 
and the thirteen days following. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 25 
March, 5 John, in favour of the hospital built by Pope Innocent III at 
the church of St. Mary in Saxia, which is called the church of the 
English. ([Rotult Chartarum, p. 128.] By fine of 60s. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of Thorney :— 

1. A charter of King Edgar. [Kemble, Vol. III, p. 98. Monasticon, 
Vol. II, p. 598.] 

2. H. rec Anglorum, Roberto episcopo | Láncolniensi et omnibus 
baronibus suis et vicecomitibus in quorum vicecomitatibus | Robertus 
abbas de Torneio terras habet, salutem. — Sciatis me. dedisse et 
concessisse Roberto abbati abbatiam de Torneye et omnes terras 
abbatie ita bene et honorifice et plenarie et quiete cum ‘soca et 
saca et tol et team et infangenetheof et omnes consuetudines suas in 
burgo et extra et in aquis et bosco et marisco sicut aliquis 
antecessorum suorum melius et qutetius et plenius et honorabilius 
tenuit. et habuit unquam. Et prohibeo ne aliquis sit ausus. ei 


1314. 


8 EDWARD II. 248 


Membrane 20—cont. 


vel hominibus suis injuriam vel contumeliam facere. Testibus, 
Rogero episcopo  Saresberiensi et Roberto episcopo Lincolniensi et 
Raunulpho episcopo Dwunelmensi et Willelmo de Albinn’ et Nigello 
de Alb’ et Wallelmo de Tancarvilla et’ Hamone dapifero et 
Willelmo Big’ et Willelmo de Pirou’ et Gaufrido filio Pagani, apud 
Dittonam. 

9. S. rev Angloram archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis, 
comitibus, baronibus, viceconutibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis 
totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Waltero 
monacho de Torneta | abbatiam  Thorneie regendam. et possidendam 
cum onmibus terris et pertinentiis ejus. — Quare volo et. firmiter 
precipio quod idem — Walterus abbas ibidem — substitutus | abbatiam 
illam Thorneie bene et in pace libere et quiete et honortfice teneat 
et habeat. in terris et decimis. et ecclesiis et omnibus teneuris et 
pertinentiis ejus in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in aquis 
et piscariis et mariscis, in rivagiis et mercatis, in  theloniis et 
passagiis el stagnis et molendinis et omnibus alis vebus et locis 
cum soca et saca et toll et team et infangentheof, et cum omnibus 
aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus eidem abbatie pertinentibus, 
cum quibus aliquis abbas Thornete ante eum melius et liberius 
tenuit. — Testibus, comite Hugone et Willelmo comite de Arundel et 
Ricardo de Luci et Henrico de Essexia et Warnero de Lusoriis 
et Fulcone de Oilli et Baldwino filto Gilberti et Hugone. de 
Fssartis, apud  Londoniam. 

4. S. rex Anglorum, — episcopo  Lincolniensi et justiciario et 
vicecomiti et baronibus et ministris, et omnibus — fidelibus suis de 
Huntend! scira salutem, — Sciatis me clamasse quietam | abbatiam 
de Torneia et monachos ibidem Deo servientes de theloneo de 
passagio de Normannescros, unde reddere solebant. annuatim, iitj.s. 
et duas summas fabarum. Quare volo et firmiter — precipio 
quod eadem ecclesia et monachi sint in pace et quieti in 
perpetuum de redditu illius. thelonet ne super hoc ab eis requiratur 
sicut illum ets concessi. et presenti. carta confirmavi. pro salute 
anime mee et Mathildis regine uxoris mee et puerorum meorum et 
pro animabus predecessorum | meorum. requn Anglorum. et omnium 
fidelium. —— Testibus, comite Simone et Ricardo de Lucy, | apud 
Sanctum Edmundum. 

5. Stephanus, rex Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciariis 
et vicecomitibus et baronibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis 
Francis et Anglis in. quorum  baillia Robertus abbas de Torneia 
terras habet, salutem ;. sciatis me reddidisse et — concessisse Roberto 
abbati de Torneia abbatiam de Torneio et omnes terras abbatie 
ita bene et plene et honorifice et quiete et libere tenendas cum 
socha et sacha et thol et theam et infangentheof et cum omnibus 
consuetudinibus suis in burgo et extra et in aquis et bosco et 
marisco sicut aliquis antecessor suus abbas unquam  — melius et 
liberius et quietius. tenuit aute eum et sicut. rex H. ei dedit et 
concessit. per cartam suam. Et prohibeo ne aliquis ausus sit et vel 
hominibus suis injuriam. vel contumeliam facere. — Testibus, episcopo 
de Ely et cancellario et — Baldewino — filio — Gisleberti, apud 
Westmonasterium. 


with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be prejudiced 
in the foregoing liberties by any non-user in the past. 


By p.s.  Dupplicatur. 


244 


1314. 
Dec. 8. 


King’s 
Langley. 
36 


CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


MEMBRANE 19. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
abbot and convent of Thorney:— 


1. A charter of Henry II dated at Lund’. — [Monasticon, Vol. II, 
p. 607.] 

2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, justiciis et omnibus fidels- 
bus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse ecclesie. Sancte 
Marie Tornensi mercatum ad manerium suum de Iacheslai, quietum et 
tranquillum cum saca et soca et toll et team et infangenteof et. omnibus 
alíis consuetudinibus suis per diem Joris uniuscujusque ebdomade, 
sicut carta reqis Willelmi et carta regis Henrici avi mei confirmant. 
Et nemo super hoc disturbet illuc. euntes. vel inde redeuntes per aquam 
et per terram super c. libris forisfacture, set. meam firmam pacem 
habeant. Et concessi | eidem — ecclesie habere sacam et socam et 
infangentheof et toll et team et omnes alias libertates et consuetudines 
in terra sua et hominibus suis de Stanford. Concessi etiam eidem 
ecclesie omnes illas. consuetudines et causas. seculares, quas Eliensis 
ecclesia habebat in hundredis suis de Wicheforda, de terra et de 
hominibus predicte ecclesie de — Witteleseia, sicut Herceius primus 
episcopus de Eli ei dedit et concessit in die qua ipse dedicavit predic- 
tam ecclesiam de Torneia. Concesst etiam illam concordiam quam 
abbas de Torneia et Simon Caisneduit fecerunt. adinvicem. de lx. 
acris terre in Chereweltona, quas predictus abbas calupniabatur super 
partem ipsius Simonis et ipsum Simonem et sicut. Radulphus | filius 
ejus per cartam suam confirmat. Et clamo quietum de omni 
theloneo et consuetudine quicquid servientes monachorum de Torneta 
emertnt vel conduzerint et fide sua probare poterint. esse monachorum 
dominicum ad opus eorum. Et prohibeo ne quis eis super hoc 
injuriam faciat super hoc injuriam faciat super x. libris forisfacture. 
Testibus, Thoma Cancellario et Reginaldo. comite Cornubie, Henrico 
de Estsexia constabulario, apud Lincolniam. 

8. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis, 
comitibus, baronibus  vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus — fidelibus 
suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Waltero monacho 
de Torneia abbatiam Torneie regendam | et possidendam cum 
omnibus terris et pertinentiis ejus. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio 
quod iden Walterus abbas ibidem substitutus abbatiam illam Torneie 
bene et in pace, libere et quiete et honorifice teneat et habeat in 
terris et decimis et ecclesiis et omnibus teneuris et pertinentiis ejus 
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in aquis et piscariis, in 
mariscis et rivagits, in mercatis, in teloneis et passagiis, in stagnis 
et molendinis et onmibus aliis rebus et locis, cum soca et saca et 
toll et team et infangenteof et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis 
consuetudinibus eidem Abbatie pertinentibus, cum quibus aliquis abbas 
Torneie ante eum melius et liberius tenuit. — Testibus, Thoma 
cancellario, | Reginaldo | comite  Cornubie, Henrico de — Fstseria 
constabulario, apud Lincolniam. 

4. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 May, 11 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 85.] 

5. A charter dated at Newark, 22 November, 12 Henry III, 
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry I dated at Branton. 
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 65.] 

6. A charter dated at Peterborough, 7 August, 52 Henry III. 
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 101.] 


8 EDWARD II. 245 





1314. Membrane 19—cont. 


7. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 1 February, 20 Edward I. 
(Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 478.] 

8. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 October, 80 Edward I. 
[See above p. 29.] 

9. Letters patent dated at Stirling, 5 July, 82 Edward I. [Calen- 
dar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 288.] 

10. Universis sancte matris ecclesie filiis, Nigellus, Dei gratia 
sacre edis Sancte Fthellrede virginis presul ac custos, salutem et 
benedictionem. Ne oblivio noverca memorie, que a nobis pie ac 
rite acta sunt, processu temporis possit eradere, ea presenti pagine 
dignum. ducimus inserere. Cum igitur. in diebus nostri presulatus 
a nonnullis venisset in dubium et diutius inter ecclesiam Elyensem 
et cenobium Thornense esset altercatum whi essent divise inter 
mariscum «de Wéisebeche et Thorn’ nec non et proprium mariscum 
Thorn’ et Witlesey, tandem de consensu partium. sunt plures. viri 
prudentes tam clerici quam laici etate provecti et fide digni coram 
nobis et multis nobis — assidentibus sunt vocati. qui hujusmodi 
alternattonis ambiguitatem sopirent. Quorwn — electorum inter alios 
hec sunt momina, videlicet Thurstanus de Walsoken, Godericus 
miles de Walsoken, Aylwardus de Wisebeche, Sedeston de Wisebech 
et Sumardus de Wisebeche, Helstanhem, Reyinaldus clericus, Ellich 
de Fitton, Agye de  Leveryngton, Gudramius — filius — Aldeware, 
Wiganus filius Landri, Ysaac filius Godrici, Edgarus prepositus ; qui 
sub pena anatematis a nobis jussi bundas inter dictos mariscos 
mominare istas esse dixerunt, scilicet, —4A — Tidbritwic super veterem 
ripam per Sepelac usque ad Thoft et inde per Sepelac usque ad 
Cnor; dein de usque Ringemere; hinc inter Thorn’ et Witleseie : 
a Cnor usque ad Midfentre et a Midfentre usque ad ripam que 
vocatur Muse. Nos autem llam — assertionem. gratam habentes. et 
ratam dictas bundas presenti scripto et sigilli nostri appositione 
dignum dwurimus corroborare, statuentes. ut quicunque hanc. confirma- 
tionem nostram. infringere vel et ausu. temerario contraire presump- 
serit, maledictionem Dei omnipotentis et beate Det genetricis. Marie 
et omnium Sanctorum noverit. se incursurum. 

with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be impeded 
in any of the foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past. 


[Monasticon, Vol. II, p. 687.] By p.s. Dupplicatur. 
MEMBRANE 18. 

Oct. 9. Grant to the abbot and convent of Wyggemor of free warren in all 

York. their demesne lands in Cayham, Snytton and Walton, co. Salop, and 

85 Shobbedon, co. Hereford. By p.s. (8167.] 


Sept. 29. Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbot and 
York. convent of St. Albans dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I [see 
84 above, p. 17] inspecting and confirming charters of preceding kings ; 
with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be impeded in 
any of the foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past. 
By K. on the information of W. de Melton. 


1315. MEMBRANE 17. 


Feb. 2. Inspeaimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the 
Westminster. abbot and canons of St. Radegund, Bradesole :— 

88 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III. 
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 940. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 21.] 


246 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 17 —cont. 


2. A charter of Philip de Columbariia [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 
940]: witnesses, William de Columbaris, Simon the priest of 
Stanford, Salamon the priest of Postlinges, Richard Butteil, William 
the clerk of Fouchest, Rueland de Abrincis, Hugh de Swynesfeld, 
Philip de Pesinges, John de Hertenges. 

3. <A charter of Henry de Wengham, dean of St. Martin's, 
London, dated at Woodstock on the eve of St. Mildred, A.D. 1257 
[Ibid.]; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir Walter de 
Merton, Sir Simon Passelewe, Master John de Chishill, Master 
Simon Lombard, Sir Wybart de Kantia, Sir John Blundel, Sir 
William called Monachus, Sir Thomas de Kantia, Sir Vincent de 
Malo Lacu. 

4. A charter of Hamo de Crevequer [/bid.] ; witnesses, Bir 
Nicholas de Lenham, Sir Henry de Everinge, Sir Robert de Crevequer, 
Richard Blundel, Henry de Cheveninge, Andrew the Clerk, Duning 
the clerk, William the reeve of Hauekinge. 

5. A charter, whereby Nicholas de Lenham, with the assent of 
Yseuda his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, for the safety 
of his own soul and of that of his wife, demised to the said church 
and canons all his right in the garden of Alchom, which is of the 
demesne of Fokestone, with the advowson of the church of Alcham, so 
far as the said Nicholas can, to be held by the said canons and 


. their successors in frank almoin ; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo 


Mari, Sir John de Watthon, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas 
de Criell, Stephen rector of the church of Estwelles, Sir Alexander 
rector of the church of Boctune Alufi, Sir Stephen rector of the 
church of Saltwode, Sir Gilbert de Chelesfeud, John de la Teghe, 
Stephen de Godwyneston, clerk, William de Fonte. 

6. A charter, whereby John de Sandwyco, with the consent of 
Agnes his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, demised to 
the said church and canons all his claim to a garden in Aucham, 
which is of the demesne of Fokkestone, with the advowson of the 
church of the said town of Aucham, so far as the said John can, to 
be held by the said canons and their successors in frank almoin ; 
witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir John de Watthone, Sir 
John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Criell, Sir Henry Malemayes, 
knights, Stephen rector of the church of Estwelles, Sir Alexander 
rector of the church of Bocton Aluphi, Stephen rector of the 
church of Saudwode, John de la Teghe, Thomas Burgeis, William 
Armiger, Stephen de Godwineston, clerk, William de Fonte. 

7. A charter, whereby Bertram son of Sir John de Crioll, with 
the consent of Elena his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, 
for the souls of himself and his wife and of his father and mother 
John de Crioll and Maud, demised to the said church all his right to 
the garden of Alcham, which is of the demesne of Fokestane, and the 
advowson of the church of the said town of Alcham, so far as the 
said Bertram can, to be held by the said canons and their successors 
in frank almoin ; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir John 
de Watton, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Crioll, Stephen 
rector of Estwelles, Sir Gilbert de Chelof, Sir Alexander rector of 
Bocton Alüphi, John de la Teghe, Stephen de Godwineston, clerk, 


John the cook, Salom' Albert and others. ; 


8. A charter, whereby Henry de Gandavo, with the consent of his 
wife Isabel daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, demised to the said 
church and canons all his right to the garden of Aucham, which is 


1314. 


Feb. 10. 
Westminster. 
82 


Jan. 24. 
Westminster. 
81 


8 EDWARD IL. 247 


Membrane 17—cont. 


of the demesne of Fokkestane, with the advowson of the church of 
the said town of Aucham, so far as the said Henry can, to be held 
by the said canons and their successors in frank almoin; witnesses, 
Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Master Henry de Gandavo, Sir John de 
Wattone, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Crioll, brothers, 
Sir Alexander rector of the church of Bocton Aluphi, Stephen rector 
of the church of Saltwode, John de la Theghe, Thomas Borgeis, 
Stephen de Godwyneston. By price of 6 marks. 


MEMBRANE 16. 


Grant to the abbot and convent of Bittlesden, and their successors, of 

& weekly market on Monday at their manor of Bittlesden, co. Bucks, and 

of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the 
six days following. 

By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh. Dupplicatur. 


MEMBRANE 15. 


Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of 


-the abbot of Louth Park :— 


1. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et 
comes Andegavorum justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris 
suis, salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et karta mea confirmasse 
abbati de Parcho Lude omnes possessiones suas et omnes res suas 
et quietantiam de omnibus  awuviliis et geldis et wapentachiis et 
hundris et danegeldis et assisis et murdris et placitis et querelis 
et scutagiis et omnibus occasionibus et omnibus consuetudinibus et 
omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione. Quare volo et firmiter 
precipio quod teneant omnia sua bene et in pace et quiete et 
honorifice, sicut karta mea testatur. — Testibus, Teodbaldo Canthu- 
ariensi archiepiscopo, 1.  Lincolniensi episcopo, H. Dunelmensi 
episcopo, R. comite Cornubie, apud Eboracum. 

2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Agquttan- 
orum. et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, 
comitibus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus 
fidelibus suis totius. Anglie et precipue omnibus illis de Nichol’ scira 
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta mea confirmass, 
Deo et Sancte Marie et monachis de Parcho Lude tam presentibus 
quam futuris ibidem Deo servientibus, pro amore Dei et salute 
amine mee et ommium parentum meorum et regine et pro statu 
reynt nostri, donationem illam quam Alexander | Lincolniensis 
episcopus fecit Deo et ecclesie. Sancte Marie et monachis | ejusdem 
locis scilicet. parchum in quo ipse Alexander episcopus ecclesiam et 
abbatiam fundavit et terras quas ipse eis dedit et carta sua con- 
firmavit. — Preterea. confirmo eis loca omnia in quibus grangie 
eorum fundate sunt et omnes terras et pasturas eidem — abbatie 
et grangiis eorum pertinentes, scilicet ex dono Ranulphi | comitis 
Cestrie terras et pasturas quas dedit eis in Teteneia cum ceteris 
adjacentiis .in aquis, in salinis, in mariscis, in pratis; et illas 
quas Willelmus de Fristona et Hugo de Scoteneio et Lambertus 
filius ejusdem Hugonis et Berta uxor ejus et Hobertus de Pormort 


et Eustachius. filius Willelmi dederunt eis in campis de Corintuna 


248 


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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. 


Membrane 15—cont. 


tam de terra bruscosa quam de terra arabili; et illas quas 
Hogerus filius | Goscelini et Johannes filius Mengi eis dederunt 
in campis de Alvingham et terram bruscosam quam | idem Rogerus 
prenominatus dedit eis in campis de Corintuna et quas Hamelinus 
Croc dedit eis in campis in Jerburgo et quas Turstinus et (rilbertus 
et Ranulphus jfilit ejusdem. Turstinà ets dederunt. in campis de 
Brachenberga ; et quas — Aufridus et Osbertus nepos ejus et 
Robertus filius  Gilebertà eis dederunt im campis — de — Leche- 
burna; et — quas  Turoldus de  Maunebi et — Alanus — filius 
ejus et — Robertus del  Mareis dederunt eis in. campis de 
Grimolbi; et quas Ranulphus de Baiocis et. Hugo et Alanus 
filii ejus et Margareta mater eorum dederunt. ets in campis de 
bruertis de Kelesterna ; et quas Albreda de Toheni et Robertus de 
Toheni et Walterus filius Alvredi et Simon et Robertus filii ejus 
dederunt eis in campis de Binnebroc; et quas  Hobertus filius 
Fulconis et  Hobertus filius ejus et Alerander de Achetorp eis 
dederunt tn campis et bruertis de Elchinton ; et quas Gillebertus 
de Ormesbia dedit eis in campis et in brueria de Ormesby; et quas 
Walterus de Hambi et Radulfus de Wium «dederunt eis in campis 
de Wium et de Ormesbi; et quas Johannes de Obburvilla dedit eis 
in campis de Cathebi; et quas Fiudo de | Grimesbi et ltadulfus 
filéus ejus et lvo de Strubbi dederunt eis in campis de Abi et de 
Strubbi; et quas Alanus de Erenn et Muriel uxor ejus et Willel- 
mus filius Sinonis gener predicti Alani dederunt eis in campis de 
Wdetorp de terra  bruscosa ; et quas Willelnus filius Walteri de 
Wella et  Hobertus filius Simonis de Driebt et Ricardus filius 
Alvredi de Harington dederunt eis juxta. grangiam eorum. de Abt 
de terra bruscosa, et terram bruscosam quam Wreius de  Besebi 
dedit eis in campis de Desebi ; et quas Rogerus de Lacell' et Picotus 
filius ejus et Robertus Walbert et Osbertus filius ejus et Willelmus 
filius Osberti dederunt ets in campis de Fuglestowa ; et quas Jocelinus 
de Blesebi et Willelmus filius ejus et Alexander gener illius et 
Willebnus filius Alexandri et lieinerus de  Houtunia dederunt eis 
in campis de Blesebt tam in bosco quam in plano: et quas Robertus 
de Barra dedit eis in campis de Thtrintona; et quas. Gillebertus 
filius Hereberti et Gilebertus filtus Jocelint et Radulfus frater ejus 
et Giffardus et Paganus filii ejus. dederunt ets in campis de Lis- 
sintona ; et quas Robertus de Nevilla et Hubertus de Malmetun 
dederunt eis in campis de Malmetun; et quas  Gillebertus — filius 
Hadulfi et fratres ejus dederunt. ets in campis de Ragnaldtorp; et quas 
Henricus de Messingham et Robertus filius Ricardi dederunt eis in 
campis de Messingham. — Preterea omnia dona prefate. ecclesie. ration- 
abiliter concessa inperpetuum obtinenda cum communtis et libertatibus, 
sicut donatorum karte testantur, eidem ecclesie in perpetuam  elemo- 
sinam confirmo et corroboro. | Quare volo et firmtter precipio ut 
ipsi monachi tam presentes quam futuri teneant. omnia supradicta 
bene et in pace et quiete et honorifice in puram elemosinam et 
perpetuam, libera et quieta de omnibus auztlits et geldis et wapen- 
tachiis et hundris et daneyeldis et assisis et murdris et placitis 
et querelis et scutagtis et omnibus misericordits et omnibus consue- 
tudinibus et omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione.  Testibus, 
Theobaldo Canthuariensi archiepiscopo, Roberto Lincolniensi episcopo, 
Hugone Dunelmenss | episcopo, Reginaldo comite Cornubie, Roberto 
comite  Legrecestrie, H. de FEssexia constabulario, Ricardo de 
Humez, constabulario, apud Fboracum. [.Monasticon, Vol. V, 
p. 414.] By p.s. Dupplicatur. 


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1314. Membrane 15—cont. 
Jan. 80. Grant to John de Mohoun and Ada, his wife, and his heirs, of free 
Weetinater. warren in all their demense lands in Garyng, co. Oxford. By K. 


Feb. 18. Grant to the abbey of Louth Park of the following gifts :— 

Westminster. the gift of William son of Ottewer of thirty acres of land covered 
with brushwood of his fee in Toresbia ; 

the gift of William son of Walter of two acres of meadow in 
Arnicrot; 

the gift of William son of Gilbert de Beseby of four acres of 
meadow in Mauteby ; 

the gift of Robert son of Odo de Braytoft of Thorstan de Suaneby, 
his man, with all that goes with him (sequela), to wit with his 
children (natis) and with his chattels and with the bovate of land 
which the said Thorstan and Gilbert his father held in Swaneby with 
tofts, crofts, meadows and feedings and free access ; 

the grant of William son of Gilbert de Swaneby of all that the 
monks have of the gift of Henry brother of the said William, to wit 
& toft and a half and ten acres of land in Swaneby ; 

the gift of Henry son of Gilbert de Suaneby of a toft and a half 
and ten acres of land in Swaneby ; 
. the gift of Ralph son of Simon de Ketelesby of all his meadow in 
Suthton in the place called Boilland ; 

the gift of Ralph son of Simon de Ormesby of a toft with the 
houses there, a croft and a bovate of arable land in Bokelund with 
pasture for sixty sheep and a share of meadow in Scepholme belonging 
to the said bovate ; 

the gift of William de Candelisby son of Ralph de Notingham of 
all the homages, foreign service and rents and other services, which 
he had in Brenkel by reason of the gift which Ellen de Vernun made 
to the said William, his heirs and assigns ; 

the quit-claim of Ellen daughter of Matthew de Vernun of all the 
gifts which William son of Ralph de Notingham, clerk, made in the 
fee of Vernun in Brenkel and without; 

the grant of Simon son of Thomas de Swaby of all the lands which 
they have of the gift of any persons in the town of Swaby ; 

the grant of Robert Underwode of Swaby of all his lands in the 
town of Swaby or without to be held from the said abbot, and of 6d. 
to be rendered yearly to the said abbot and convent, and of foreign 
service, to wit of 2d. when the assessment (scutum) runs at 40s. 

the gift of Elias son of Richard de Houton of all his land (de tota 
gaira sua) which he had in Tetteneyeholm as well in the hard 
meadow (prato duro) as in the marsh ; 

the grant of William son of Swan' de Teteneya of all the land 
which Swan’ his father held of Richard de Houton in Tetteneye ; 

the gift which Joan daughter of Richard de Houton late the wife of 
Alan de Cokeryngton made to the said monks and the canons of 
Grimmesby of a piece (placea) of land in Tetteney, to wit in 
Kirmanfen to make a salt-pan ; 

the gift of Drew son of Ralph of all his land in Turlebia and 
without ; 

the gift of Ralph son of Drew of all the meadow which Brunicius 
gave to him in the Holm of Tetteney ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Robert son of Brunis de Tetteneya of 
five acres of meadow on the Holm in the meadows of Teteney ; 

the gift of Picot de Houton of all the land of his fee; 


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the gift of Emma late the wife of Elias the butler (Pincerna), 
of fourteen selions of land in Teteney ; | 

the gift of Henry de Campania, of four acres and the half of a 
bovate in Teteneia ; TO 

the grant of Robert son of William de Ros, lord of Beauvere, and 
Isabel daughter of William de Aubeneye his wife of all gifts made 
by the ancestors of the said Robert and Isabel or by the tenants of 
their fees in Binnebrok, Croxeby and Messingham. 

the grant of Isabel de Ros, lady of Beauvere, of all gifts and 
grants made by her ancestors or the tenants of her fee in Binnebrok, 
Croxeby and Messingham ; . 

the grant of the said Isabel of all the tillage called ‘ Seinteleri- 
wang’ in Binnebroc, which the said monks have of the gift of 
Bartholomew de Sancto Hillario, and of a toft and forty-two acres 


_ and one perch, which they have of the gift of Stephen de Gaunt, and 


thirty-six acres and a half and one perch of land which they have of 
the gift of Alan son of Alan de Binnebrok in the said fields, and two 
thirds of all the croft and two thirds of all the meadow, which they 
have of the gift of Peter de Welles, rector of the church of 
St. Gabriel ; 

the grant of the same Isabel of the gift which Robert Touney made 
to the said monks in Croxby, and of one toft and two acres of land 
which they have of the gift of William Pollard and Agnes his wife and 
of ten acres of land which they have of the gift of William de Wallepol 
and of two tofts and thirty-five acres of land and a half which they 
have of the gift of Alan son of Hamund de Belesby, and of one toft 
and a bovate of land and a half in Messingham, which they have of 
the gift of Geoffrey Trussebuth, and of all the land which they have 
in Great Slegtes and Little Slegtes of the gift of Guy de Veer and 
Geoffrey son of Baldwin; 

the gift of Walter de Croiland of seven acres in Binnebrok ; 

the gift of Stephen de Gaunt of seven acres in Binnebrok; 

the gift of Peter Tracy of Croxeby of three acres in Croxeby ; 

the gift of Philip son of Ralph son of Attle de Croxebi of a toft in 
Croxeby ; 

the gift of Robert Tracy of Croxeby and Peter Tracy his brother 
of seven acres in Croxeby ; 

the gift of Alice Beket of six selions in Croxeby ; 

the gift of Ralph son of Ralph son of Simon de Wistoniton of 
7s. 1d. of rent in Croxby ; 

the gift of Gerard son of Walter de Croxeby of one share (una 
parte) of land in Croxeby, to wit in Northparte of his croft, in 
which his building is situated, containing in length as much as 
the croft of monks has next to the said share, and in breadth as much 
as is measured between him (ipsum) and the said monks by the 
bounds ; 

the grant of Ralph de Neuton of twenty-four acres of land in 
Ravendala ; 

the grant and quit-claim of Geoffrey warden of the nuns of 
St. Leonard, Grimesby, and Amicia the prioress and Hawisia the 
sub-prioress and the convent of all the land which they had in 
Ravendala ; 

the gift of Gilbert de Ravendal of a bovate and the croft of Elias 
with his bovate ; 

the gift of Peter de Hirreforde of a bovate of land in Ravendale ; 


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8 EDWARD II. 251 





Membrane 15—cont. 


the grant of Ralph de Lindeseya of all the said monks have of his 
fee and all his right in twenty-seven acres of land in Ravendale; 

the grant of Ralph son of William Pollart of Theuesby of a toft 
and two acres of land in Croxeby ; 

the gift of Alan son of Hamund de Bellesby of two tofts and forty 
acres of land in Croxeby ; 

the gift of Ivo de Bellesby of a bovate (boveta) of land and his 
meadow in Ravendale ; 

the gift of Amicia de Houton late the wife of John le Grant of a 
half bovate of land in Houton ; 

the gift of Walter Flury of three acres in Lissington ; 

the gift of William son of Philip de Chauncy of Swynhop of 244. 
of rent receivable from William de Bellesby and his tenants of 
Walesby and Bleseby and their heirs ; 

the gift of Robert de Hardrideshill of the homage and service of | 
Roger son of William de Bleseby and his heirs, and of 20s. rent and 
foreign service from the lands which they hold in Bellesby and 
Walesby ; 

the grant of William son of Philip de Chauncy of Swynhop of all 
his lands in Walesby and Bleseby and elsewhere of his fee ; 

the grant of Philip de Tymberlound of all his land in Bleseby ; 

The gift of Robert Trehampton of seventeen acres and a half in 
Lissington and of five acres of meadow in Lissinglea ; 

the confirmation of the said Robert of all the lands which his 
father gave ; 

The gift of Gilbert son of Walter Flurie of Lissington of two acres 
in Lissington ; 

the gift of Peter de Bekeringa of four bovates in Blesseby ; 

the gift of Hugh Malet son of Alan Malet of Linwude of all his 
West dail of meadow in Linwude ; 

the gift of Helto de Bosdele of twelve cartloads (quadrigatis) of 
branches (ramia) in the wood in Neubele yearly whether for fuel 
(focaliam) or fencing ; 

the grant of John de Baious son of Alan de Daious touching the 
clearings (frussuris) which the said John made in the heath of 
Kelsterne, that they be not ploughed or sown ; . 

the grant of the said John of all his land in Kelsterne and 
Cokerington, and all that the monks have in the fee of the said John ; 

the gift of Henor son of Osbert de Alvyngham of a perch of 
meadow in Alvyngham ; 

the gift of Reinald and Pichot sons of Pichot de Alwingham of all 
the meadow which Pigot their father and they had in Alwyngham ; 

the quit-claim of Jacke son of Ralph Duet of Alvingham of a 
perch of land in Borfen and of all that the monks had of his fee or 
of that of his ancestors in Alvingham ; 

the gift of John son of [——] Duet of Alvingham of one selion in 
Alvingham ; | 

the gift of Brien de Jardbrug son of Hamelin of six acres of 


: meadow in Germundtorp ; 


the gift of Hamelin de Jerdbrug of the toft of the hall of Osbert 
son of Ansgot de Alvingham and of all the land he had in 
Alvingham and all the land late of his men or of Richard son of 
Siward the priest, and of two acres of land late of Thurold brother of 
Richard in Alvingham ; 


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The grant of John son of Brien de Jardbrug of six acres of meadow 
in Germundthorpe and of all that the monks have of the gift of his 
father and ancestors ; 

the gift of Walter the clerk, son of Geoffrey de Widkale of all the 
meadow which he held from the abbot of Gerevalle in Scupeholme, 
to wit twenty-two acres; 

the gift of Hugh son of Geoffrey son of Hamelin de Alvingham of 
nine selions of land in Alvingham, and a share of meadow contain- 
ing the width of two perches and the length of twenty-eight perches, 
and of another share of meadow, containing in breadth two perches 
and a half and in length twenty-seven perches, and of a third share 
of meadow in Fordailes in Medelfen containing twelve and a quarter 
feet of meadow,lying between the meadow of the said monks and the 
meadow which Robert son-in-law of Theng holds; 

the gift of Robert son of Turold de Eysterby of all he had of tilled 
land in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Adam son of Ranulph de Grimolby of an acre of 
meadow in Grimmoleby; : 

the gift of Achard son of William de Grimolby of nine acres in 
Grimolby and of all his meadow in Fredgestdaile ; 

the g.ft of Robert son of Godfrey de Grimolby of nine acres of land 
in Grimolby and three perches of meadow in Crakeholm ; 

the gift of Alan son of Robert de Grimolby of all the toft and 
croft which Godfrey his grandfather held in Grimolby with all the 
garden pertaining to the said toft ; 

the gift of Ranulph son of Godfrey de Grimolby of nine acres of 
land in Grimolby and three perches of meadow in Crakeholm ; 

the gift of Gilbert and Wygoth sons of Walter de Mauneby of all 
their land (Jtachgeira) in Saltfleteby ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Walter de Mauneby of two acres of 
meadow in Maunebyfen ; 

the gift of Ranulph son of Walter son of Ansgot de Maunneby and 
Gilbert and Wydo brothers of the said Ranulph, of eighteen and a 
half acres in Grimolbie and a toft in the said town ; 

the quit-claim of the said Walter, Gilbert and Wido of all the land 
of Humfrey de Grimolbia and Osbert his brother, and of the meadow 
of Micheldaile in the meadows of Saltfletby, late of the said Osbert ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Walter de Mauneby of a toft in Mauneby ; 

the gift of Hyungrimus son of Asger de Grimolby of six acres of 
land in Grimolb ; 

the quit-claim of the said Hyungrimus of al] his right in Osgotcroft 
and in the croft late of Robert del Mareis and in all things which 
the said monks had of his fee in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Richard son of Wolviet of Grimolby of two acres of land 
in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Wulvieht son of Asger Bubge of twelve selions of land 
in Grimolby and of all the meadow which he had in Fordeiles ; 

the gift of Alan rector of the church of Cuningesholm of all the 
toft which he had in Alvingham vf the gift of Henry the skinner 
(pelltparii) ; -. 

the gift of Adam the clerk son of Gilbert Ribaud of Grimolby of a 
toft and a croft in Grimolby and of all the land which he had in the 
said town and without it and of all the meadow which he had in the 
same town ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Roger Ribaud of Grimolby-of a toft and 
eleven acres of land and two acres of meadow in Grimolby ; 


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8 EDWARD II. 258 


1814. Membrane 15—cont. 


the grant of the said Gilbert of the gift of land and meadow which 
Roger his father made to them ; 

the grant of Robert Bugge of Grimolby of six acres of meadow in 
Grymolby ; 

the gift of Roger Ribald of six acres and a half in Grimolby, and 
of all his share (daila) of meadow in Hemmyngdaila ; 

the gift of William son of Robert Pormort of Saltfletby of thirteen 
acres of land and two acres of meadow in Salfletby and of all his 
meadow upon Stokedaile, and of all his meadow upon Fredegestdayle, 
and of all his meadow in Neucroft and of 81d. of rent in Salfletby; 

the gift of Alexander Judas of all his meadow in Neucroft ; 

the gift of Robert son of Richard son of Osegot de Karleton of all 
his toft in Grimolby and of one acre and one perch of meadow in 
Neucroft ; 

the gift of William son of Ernisius de Grimolby of four acres and 
one selion in Grimolby and of a half acre of meadow in Neucroft ; 

the gift of Gilbert de la Warde of a toft and thirty-six acres of 
land in Grimolby ; 

the grant of Robert son of Edric Bugge of the gift which Robert 
son of Aca of Grimolby made to the said monks of twelve acres of 
land and five perches of meadow in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Pupilina daughter of Robert son of Gilbert of eleven 
acres and two thirds of an acre of land and three acres of meadow 
in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Richard son of Robert de Marisco and his mother 
Pupelina of eight acres of land in Grimolby; 

the gift of John son of Costa de Alvyngham of the diking (de 
fossando) three streams (ripas), to wit Ludhena and Coningesholm 
ha Sandweyd and Umbeyn, Briggedic and Somercote ha ; 

the gift of Harald son of Robert of a toft called Milneholm and of 
the way from Umbeinbrigge across the marsh and by the town of 
Conigesholm to the said Milneholm and of the right to make a 
cart-bridge (ponte quadrigario) over the said water and to enclose 
Mancroft with a dike, when they wish ; 

The grant of Brien son of Hamelin de Jerburgh of the toft of the 
hall of Osbert son of Aungot and of all the lands late of the said 
Osbert and his men, and late of Richard son of Siward the priest, 
and of two acres of land late of Thurold brother of Richard ; 

the gift and quit-claim of John son of Thomas de Riggesby of all 
the foreign service free and not free and of every action to exact ought 
from anyone or for any tenement which the monks held of his fee in 
Lissington or without, and of any right or claim he might have 
against the said abbot and convent or their men ; 

the grant of the said John of all lands and appurtenances and of 
all that the monks hold or others hold of them and all that they hold 
of his tenants or of his fee in Lyssington and without. By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 18. 


Feb. 18. Grant of the following gifts made to the monks of Louth park:— 
Westminster. the gift of Aschetin de Huc of forty perches in breadth by the 
28 perch of twenty feet in Huc of his moor on the west side of Morham 
Flet and in length as far as his moor runs and of breadth for a cart- 
road (quadrigaria latitudine) of twenty feet from their moor to the 


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Membrane 18—cont. 


bank of the Ouse with a corner of land on the south (su) side of 
Morham Flet to stack (reponendas) their turf on, and of pasture for 
twelve beasts and one horse with free access ; 

the gift of John sometime lord of Huck of the width of two perches 
of land by the perch of twenty feet from the bank of the Use at 
Morham Wych to the moor of the monks to make & way and a water- 
course to bring the water and turf of the monks from the moor to the 

8e; 

the gift of Eudo de Havilla of Huck of an acre in Huk; 

the grant of Ranulf Baiocensis and Margaret his wife, and Hugh 
and his other heirs of the mill of Stiuetun which lies upon the bank 
of the Ludeney ; 

the grant of Henry de Lascy, late earl of Lincoln, of forty perches 
of moor and marsh in Inkelmore in the said earl’s manor of the 
Soke of Snayth by the town of Swynflet, in breadth by the perch of 
twenty feet with the soil (fundv) of the said moor and marsh, and 
with all easements in all old ways (riis, semitis, cartis) in the said 
moors and marshes and in all that may be opened in new moors or 
marshes given to them, with power to make gutters, sewers and 
Openings to dry the said moors and marshes, with liberty to open, till, 
dike, cut turf and carry it and other goods to the waters of the Use 
and Don, and there load ships and take them thence freely and with- 
out disturbance ; 

the gift of Roger de Millai of all his lordship in Kedyngton, except 
his Halletoft which contains eighty acres of tilled land, with 
licence to construct a cowshed or a sheepfold on the said land ; with 


. further confirmation of pasture in the fields of Kedyngton for one 


hundred and sixty sheep and other animals, and of six acres of meadow 
in the place called Wilgewath; with confirmation of the gift which 
the grandmother of the said Roger and after her his father made 
to the said monks of four acres and a perch of land and a half in the 
said town ; and of the gift which Ranulph son of Gilbert made to 
them of ten acres of meadow in Salfleteby ; 

the confirmation of the said Roger of the land which Sarnail held 
of him in Kedyngton with the meadow, and of the land which Isabel 
de Luda gave to them of the fee of the said Roger in the said town, 
and of all that the said Roger had in the mill and the site of the 
same mill, called Sieldeware, and of the bovate in the said town late 
of Hancha the man of the said Roger, excepting the toft and a small 
piece (buteria), for which he gave them in exchange an acre of land in 
the said town; and confirmation of two acres of meadow which 
Ranulph son of Gilbert gave to them in Salfletteby ; 

the gift of Ranulph de Millei of all the meadow which Thorold 
Buntyng held from Roger de Millei father of the said Ranulph ; 
and of all the land which Hugh de Sumercotes held of the said 
Ranulph in Salfletteby in the parish of St. Clement; and of two 
acres of land at Quenesbrigg ; 

the gift of Robert son of Roger de Millai of a toft in Kedyngton ; 

the gift of Philip de Milai of Thathewell of a rent of 7s. due to 
him from the said monks for a tenement in Kedyngton and 
Salfletteby and elsewhere; and the grant and quit-claim of the said 
Philip of all the lands which they bad of the gift of himself, his 
ancestors or the tenants of his predecessors ; 

the gift of Roger son of Walter son of Roger Milde of Kedington of 
all his messuage, croft, arable land and meadow and rent in 
Kedington and of all the appendent pasture ; 


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Membrane 18—cont. 


the gift of Walter son of Roger son of Milda de Kedington of a 
piece (placea) of meadow in the same town lying in Willewath, 
containing at the North head the breadth of three perches and a half 
and at the South head the breadth of four perches ; 

the gift of John son of Richard de Ros of the lordship and rent of 
12s, 4d. receivable from a toft and all the land in Kedington which 
Roger son of Milda and Walter son of the said Roger sometime held 
of the said John ; . 

the grant of the son of Turstan de Kedinton of his half share in 
the mill of Wilgwat by Kedintun ; 

the grant of William son of Robert de Kedington of all that the 
monks had of the fee of the said William in + Redington t Salfleteby, 
Germundethorp and Warcholm of the gift of William the grand- 
father and Robert the father ; 

the gift of Robert son of William de Kedinton of all his land, 
meadow and pasture in Warcholm, except the toft late of Wynestan ; 

the gift of William son of Robert de Kedington of forty acres of 
land in Keilestorp and all the tillage of Crosshouwang and of three 
parts of the lands which he had in the headlands of Croshou 
and Withewelle daile and in the tillage at Schirrevestich, and 
on the west of the town, three parts of the tillage, which he had 
next to the town, running from the town of Keilsterne to the path, 
and of three parts of the tillage which he had on the south part of 
the same path, and of all the tillage, which he had about Michel- 
pittes, and from Burchgate to the dike of Cateby in breadth three © 
perches and two feet as far as the said tillage runs, and of & rood of 
land of the said tillage ; . 

the grant of Henry son of Adam de Baiocis of all the lands which 
the monks held or others held of them of his fee in Kedington, 
Salfletby, Kelesterne, Kaylestorp, Foterby, Wargholme and without 
of the gifts of his ancestors or their tenants ; 

the gift of John son of Gilbert the smith of Kedington of a toft in 


. Kedington ; 


the gift of William son of Gilbert the smith of Kedyngton of four 
selions in the same town ; 

the gift of William the smith son of Osbert de Kedyngton of two 
selions and one ' hevedland ' and a perch anda half of meadow in 
width in the same town; | 

the gift of John son of Andrew son of Costa de Alvyngham of all 
the toft of the said John with the croft, four selions of land and 
three perches of meadow in Alvyngham and of six selions in 
Gerdeburgh, and of all that may fall to (eskaere) the said John or 
descend to him by inheritance or from the dower of Letia Gildyng ; 

the grant of Ralph son of Robert Redhode of Kedington of four 
selions of land ; 

the quit-claim of Geoffrey son of Geoffrey de Appelby of all the 
meadow of the said Geoffrey in Cokerington ; 

the gift of Godric son of Ranulph de Sumercotes of as much of. the 
Holm (tanto de Holmo) of the said Godric in Saltflet as runs south- 
ward from the wall on the north (\ordparte) of their house to the 
water and as much as runs from that ‘ Crike’ on the west side of the 
house to the east side of the said Holm, with free access over the 
land of the said Godric to the Holm; 

the gift of John son of Peter Galle of Salfietby of all the land 
which he had by the port of Salfled ; 


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the gift of Walter son of Robert de Apol of Salfletebi of five acres 
of meadow in Salfletby ; 

the grant of John son of Gilbert de Cokeryngton of all his right in 
the holding called Fytiches in the town of Germthorpe ; 

the gift of John Samuel of a share (parte) of land in Boston, as 
inclosed by a dike and wall from the court of the said John to 
Barredic to build on and to keep their goods in through the year with 
free access through the said court from the public way to the said 
land ; 

the gift of William son of John Samuel of Boston of a share of 
land in Boston, being ninety-five feet long and twenty-three feet 
wide, with a house built on the same land, to build upon at their 
good pleasure; 

the gift of Ovictus the clerk of Lincoln of the land late of the father 
of the said Ouctus and of Lessus his brother and of himself in Estgate 
in Lincoln with the houses and the croft and all appurtenances 
within and without the court ; 

the gift of Roger son of Roger Malerbe of Louth of six perches 
and twenty-one feet of land in Wellecroft ; 

the gift of Richard the clerk son of John de Luda of all the land 
in Louth in Wellecroft, which he held from Walter son of Robert 
and of all the land in the same croft which he held from Alice 
Syadyway and her heirs and from Robert son of Ralph Bou ; 

the gift of Henry son of William de Elkyngton of a toft and a 
croft in Thorp and a tillage of land in Elkington ; 

the gift of Robert son of William son of Godric de Sumercotes of 
nine acres of meadow and a half in Somercotes ; 

the gift of Robert son of Hugh ferrarii of Louth of seven perches 
of meadow in width in Cokerington in Medelcroft and in length as 
far as the croft runs, and of a tillage in Louth containing ten 
selions ; 

the gift of Richard son of Ralph de Somercotes of three selions of 
land in Somercotes to find and repair holy vestments about the 
altar of the said abbey ; 

the gift of Robert son of John son of Alan de Sumercotes of all 
the meadow which he had in Sumercotes in the meadow called 
Scuppeholm ; 

the gift of Peter de Alvyngham of all the land with the houses 
therein, which he bought from Roger son of Theda in Louth ; 

the gift of William the elder son of John de Carleton of a bovate 
in Cockerington ; , 

the grant of Roger de Nevell and Christiana his wife daughter of 
Ivo de Marisco in fee farm of all the other lands which the monks 
held from Suan Magnus suna and Ivo his son ; 

the gift of Alice de Nevilla of forty acres and a half and a perch 
of wood in Corington to enclose and employ as they will ; 

the gift of the same Alice of all her wood in Cokerington ; 

the gift of William de Reddeburne son of Alice de Reddeburne 
of all the meadow which he had in Houdailes in the place called 
Stayndale ; 

the gift of Robert son of Robert de Prendergest of seven acres 
and a half of meadow in Cokerington ; 

the confirmation of Hugh de Baiocis of all the land which Roger 
son of Goscelin gave to the said monks being all the heath (terra 
bruscosa) which he had in Cokerington, to wit twelve acres, and a 





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tillage in Alvyngham and two acres of meadow in Tunstall's croft 
and two acres of meadow in Medelholm ; 

the gift of Maud daughter of Hugh de Baius of two tillages of 
land in Keilesterne, each of the breadth of fifteen perches and of all 
the land in the territory of the said town on the south and the east 
of the way which runs from Bugehou to Fulhou mere (mare) to till 
and employ as they will ; 

the gift of William son of William de Baius of ten acres of land 
in the said town; 

the gift of Eustace son of William of seventeen acres and two 
selions of land in Cocrinton and of all the heath (terra bruscosa) 
which he had in the wood of the same town and of all the meadow 
which he had in Buledales, and of a bovate of land in the same 
town ; 

the grant of the same Eustace of all the lands which Turold 
Widher and Haket his son gave to the monks; 

the gift of Geoffrey Hacketh of Corington of a selion of land in 
Corington ; 

the gift of Robert Haket of Corington of four selions of land in 
Alvingham with all the meadow thereto belonging through the 
middle of the fen (per medium difen) to the middle of the water 
(yilum aque) of Corington ; 

the gift of Thomas de Scoteneie of twelve acres of meadow measured 
by the perch of sixteen feet in Cokerington ; 

the confirmation of the same Thomas of all that the monks had of 
his fee in the said town ; 

the grant of Nicholaa de Sancta Maria late the wife of Robert de 
Cokefeld of two bovates of land in Cokerington with tofts and crofts 
and other appurtenances, which Siuard son of Thorold gave to the 
monks, and of twenty acres of land in the said town, which they had 
of the gift of William de Friston, grandfather of the said Nicholas, 
and of all Makkeholm which they had of the gift of Robert de 
Cokefeld sometime her husband ; 

the grant and quit-claim of the said Nicholaa of all suits of her 
court and of her heirs; 

the grant of Richard son of Andrew de Scopholme of all the 
lands which the monks had of the gift or fee of William son of 
Eustace in Cokerington or Alvyngham or elsewhere ; 

the gift of Lucy daughter of Robert de Lindeseia of seven acres of 
land in Salfletby ; 

the gift of Idonea, late the wife (sponsa) of William de Auckinton 
of all her meadow in Rastelcroft in the meadows of Salfletby ; 

the gift of Richard son of Aza de Grimolby of two acres of land 
in Shitebrok ; . 

the gift of William son of Roger the clerk of Salfletby of two 
acres of meadow in Salfletby ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Wigoth son of Asger de Salfletby of 
nine perches of land in width and forty-three perches of land in 
length in the said town ; 

the gift of William Parchman of Claxeby of all the land which 
he had of the giftof Richard son of Ernisiusson of Gibbe de Skitebrok, 
in Skitebrok, to wit the toft late of Magnus son of Unfrey, and of 
allthe land which lies in the croft to the south of the said toft 
between the land late of Hugh de Hegeninge and the land lete of 
David the miller, and of a selion of land in the same town ; 


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the gift of Thomas Marescallus of Heleloue of three acres of 
meadow in Carleton; 

the gift of Gilbert de Helleloue son of William of eight acres of 
meadow in the same town; 

the gift of Richard Birri of Skitebrok of two acres of meadow and 
a half in Scuppolme ; 

the gift of Alan son of Robert de Grimolby of all his toft and croft 
with the garden in Grimolby ; 

the gift of Henry Tonsi of Grimolby of all the tofts and crofts 
which he held of the said monks in the said town ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Turold de Mauneby of four acres of 


- meadow in Oudencroft ; 


the gift of Richard son of Acka de Mauneby of three selions in 
Maunneby ; 

the gift of Adam Tubone of Grimolby of one acre in Grimolby : 

the gift of Wyoth Ribald of Maunneby of two selions in Maunneby ; 

The quit-claim of Hugh son of Hugh Welp of Mauneby of two 
selions on the east part of the toft of Wioth Ribaud, which the said 
Hugh held from the said monks by their charter ; 

the gift of the said Hugh of two acres and a half next on the west 
of the said two selions ; 

the gift of Humphrey de Carmail of a bovate of land in Little 
Carleton, with a toft and croft, and of two acres and fourteen sellions 
of land in the same town ; 

The gift of William Wiplok son of Beatrice de Saltflethby 
of all his meadow in Salfletby ; 

the gift and quit-claim of the same William of a rent of 2d. which 
Peter Galle used to pay to the said William for an acre of meadow, 
which he held of him in the said town; 

the gift of Ralph son of John Wiles of Welleton of four selions 
of land in Welleton ; 

the gift of Maud late the wife of John de Welleton Wiles of a 
tillage, two headlands and six selions in that town ; 

the grant of John son of Thomas de Welleton of all the land 
which Thomas his father gave to them, to wit of a toft with a croft, 
two selions and a half, and three acres of meadow in Salfletby, and 
of William son of Askell with his children (natis) and all that goes 
with him (sequela) and all his chattels ; 

the gift of Thomas son of Alan de Welleton of Emma late the wife 
(sponsa) of Roger son of Aager de Salfletby with all that goes with 
her and all her chattels and of an acre of land in Salfletby with a 
toft and croft ; 

the gift of John son of Thomas de Welleton of half his tillage in 
Welleton at Warngedale on the west side ; 

the grant of Adam son of Hugh de Welleton of all the land which 
the monks had of the gifts of Thomas son of Alan de Welleton, John 
son of Thomas de Welleton and other ancestors of the said Adam in 
Salfletby and elsewhere ; 

the gift of the said Alan de Welleton of his quarry in Welleton 
and of an acre whereon the quarry (querra) is; 

the bond of Roger son of William de Bleseby of 12d. rent in 
Blesby ; 

the gift of Roger son of Richard, vicar of Skitebrok, of an acre of 
meadow in Cokerington ; 

the gift of John son of Richard de Cokerington of four selions in 
the said town ; 


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the gift of Robert le Vavasur of Cokrington of one croft, nine acres 
and five selions of land, nine acres of meadow and a half, and one 
acre of ‘ ros’ in Corington ; 

the gift of Roger le Vavasur Attorp of a tillage and three selions 
in Aukincton ; 

the grant and quit-claim of Alan Stayker son of Isabel de 
Binnebroch of all right in all the land in Binnebroch, touching 
which he brought a claim against Emma Teppin, who held the said 
land after William his son, which land the monks have of the 
gift of the said William ; 

the gift of Peter de Well, rector of the church of St. Gabriel of 
Binnebroch of two thirds of all the croft and meadow which Alan de 
Binnebroch lately held in Binnebroch ; 

the gift of Henry son of Lambert Twyth of Foterbi of the bovate 
of land with meadow in Foterby, which Walter son of Eda de Foterby 
sometime held ; 

the gift of Maud daughter of Ivo de Keuermund of half a toft in 
Keuermund with free access and of a bovate of land there with 
meadow and pasture ; 

the gift of Henry de Plaiz of a toft in Teuelby ; 

the gift of Bartholomew de Sancto Hillario son of Peter of a tillage 
in Binnebroch ; 

the gift of John son of Gikellus de Jardebureg of two acres of 
meadow and a half in Germundtorp with free access over the fee of 
the said John in Jardeburcg and Germundtorp ; 

the grant of the said John of one selion of land in the said town 
of Jerdebureg and of common pasture for their cattle from Heseldale 
to the field of Alvyngham, and of common pasture on the east side of 
the town of Jerdeburg from Cunigesgate to the field of Alvingham ; 

the gift of Hasculvis Musard of Burleia with the common of Barleia 
in wood and open, and of the wood of Barleia sufficient for the needs 
of those dwelling in Burleia ; 

the gift of Walter de Abbetot and Robert his son of a share of the 
wood of the said Walter and Robert in Barleia, to wit from the north 
east corner of the cross of the said monks to the water of Butthesclider 
along the brook which runs into the said water at Yvenetreforde, and 
of all the land and wood on the south side of the water of Butthes- 
clider to the west side of the land which Hasculvis Musard gave to 
the monks ; 

the grant of the said Walter and Robert of free access for the 
monks and their cattle (pecora) in the wood and fields of Barleia and 
of common pasture for their animals and other cattle in wood and 
open, wherever the said Walter and Robert and their men have com- 
mon, and of pannage for fifty pigs in time of pannage ; 

the gift of the said Walter and Robert of two forges (fabricis) to 
wit of two free and quit furnaces (focis) that is one for blooms 
(una fabrica blomeria) in the said wood and a working forge (una 
fabrica operaria) in the court of the monks, and of charcoal (carbone 
de sicco) for the said forges, and of ore (minera) for one forge through 
all the wood and from dry [and] green wood (sicco viride) of birch 
(bulo) and alder, as much as may be required by the view of the 
foresters of the said Walter and Robert or of the reeve of Barleia for 
smelting (ardendum) the ore, and of two hearths (focis) for working 
in the said coutt, when the monks do not work in the forge in the 
wood; with further gift of all the trees thrown down by the wind, 


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if the trunk is not fit for building-timber (metrem) for charcoal for 
the forges of the monks and those of the said William and Robert, 
except the trees falling to the share of Thomas de Barleia ; and of 
common in the said wood of the same Walter and Robert for building 
and fencing and fuel for the brethren dwelling in Birleia; 

the gift of William de Abbetot of thirty acres of land in Barleia 
with free access and common pasture in the same town for all their 
sheep and other cattle ; 

the gift of Robert de Branton son of Walter de Aula of a bovate 
of land in Branton with two tofts, and of a croft beyond the river 
(amnem) called ‘ Sivale’ on the north, and of seventeen acres of land 
in the said town ; 

ihe gift of Robert de Abetot of all the land of his fee on the south- 
west side of the house of the monks in Birleia between their dike and 
the water of Buthesclider ; 

the gift of Robert son of Walter de Aula of all his right in three 
bovates of land in Wadischel ; 

the gift of Simon son of Walter of forty-two acres of land and an 
acre of meadow and of as much of the demesne meadow of the said 
Walter in Luttun as belonged to two bovates of land, and of Lewine- 
hallgard at their manse (mansuram) and of pasture in the same town 
for five hundred sheep, eighty cows with their calves, eighty mares 
with their colts ( pullis), sixty goats with their young ( fetibus) and a 
hundred pigs with their little pigs, and for five teams (carrucatis) of 
oxen with their harrowing cattle (herciatoribus) and of common in 
turf and marsh and heath with free access, and of common pasture 
in Bliton, as much as belongs to the fee of the said Simon, and of 
forty-one acres of land and eleven perches of meadow in Thorgrimebi 
and of common pasture for three hundred sheep in the same town 
and for their oxen, which till the earth ; 

the grant of Richard Blanchard of one acre and four bovates of 
land with their appurtenances, excepting a toft, in Lactunia ; 

the gift of William Blanchard of two tillages and one selion of 
land there ; 

the quit-claim of the said William of all his claim against them 
touching purprestures in the town ; 

the gift of Ingeram son of Simon de Lactona of a bovate of land 
in the said town; 

the grant of John Dalazun son and heir of Maud Blaunchard of 
Leghton of all the land which the monks had of the gifts and 
grants of Richard Blaunchard and all his predecessors in Laghton 
with all appurtenances ; 

the grant of John de Sancton of Thomas son of Haldan, bondman 
of the said John, with his chattels and all that goes with him, and 
of two tofts and a bovate of land in Bynebrok ; 

the gift of Geoffrey de Kedingtona of two bovates of land and two 
perches of meadow and a half in Kedington, excepting the tofts, and 
of five selions, twenty-six acres, the fourth part of an acre, seven 
perches and two tillages of land in the said town with the meadow 
of the said tillages, with common pasture for the cattle of the said 
monks with free entry, exit and passage over the fee of the said 
Geoffrey in Kedington; and of one toft, two tillages and six 
selions of land and three acres eleven perches and sixteen feet of 
meadow in the same town and of two acres of meadow in Salfletby ; 

the gift of the same Geoffrey of his mill in Kedington called 
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pasture in the said town for three hundred sheep and two plough- 
teams (carucarum) of oxen, four horses and ten cows with a bull and 
of all the share which the said Geoffrey had in the mill and the site 
(statu) of the mill, called Schelewara, and of the part of the toft of 
Osbert the smith on the south side of the water, and of two acres of 
land in Kedington ; 

the quit-claim of the said Geoffrey of all his claim against the 
monks in the road levelled by them (prostrata) running from the 
north side to their mill, late the mill of Ascelin ; 

the grant of the said Geoffrey in his fee of Wilgewath of licence to 
divert the water into a straight course; and the gift of all that the 
monks had of his fee in the direction of the said water, and the 
quit-claim of all that they enclosed with a dike of the fee of the said 
Geoffrey of Crokedaila, and the gift of all that the monks had of his 
fee; 

the gift of the men of Robert, sometime bishop of Lincoln, with 
the assent of the said bishop of the dike which runs through their 
lands from Asewelle to the tillage of the said monks, and of the 
water of that spring and the course of the water, and of a width of 
land enough for a cart-road by the said dike. : By p.s. 


MEMBRANE 11. 


Feb. 18. Grant and confirmation of the following gifts to the abbot and monks 
Westminster. of Louth Park :— 

27 the gift of Jordan son of Ranulph de Brakenberge of forty acres of 
land which Gilbert uncle of the said Jordan gave to them in 
Brakenberge, with common of pasture [and] of ten acres of meadow, 
which Turstin his grandfather gave to them in Duchenges ; 

the gift of Gilbert de Brachenberge of all bis land and holding in 
Brachenberge and of his land of Lincoln belonging (adjacentz) to the 
same fee ; 

the gift of Ranulph de Brakenberga of forty acres of land which 
Gilbert his brother gave to the monks in Brakenberga with common 
pasture and of ten acres of meadow which Turstin father of the said 
Ranulph gave to them in Duchenges ; 

the grant of Stephen son of Warin de Kotton of all that Richard 
Sesse held of him in Kedyngton ; 

the grant of Philip son of John de Cotum of all the land and 
meadow in Kedyngton and of two tofts, and all his claim in the 
dam of their new mill by Kedyngton of the willows upon the bank 
of Wylewath ; 

the grant of Robert son of Walter Sesse of Louth of all that the 
monks have in Louth and Kedyngton of the gift of Walter his father, 
and of two selions of land in Kedyngton adjoining Anckecroft on the 
west side of the said town ; 

the gift of Richard Sesse son of Isabel de Luda of a toft in Kedintona 
of the fee of Geoffrey de Kedynton with Milneholm and the site of 
the mill and with the water and dikes ; 

the gift of Robert Bardolf of five acres of land measured with the 
perch of sixteen feet on the West head of his reed-bed (arundineti), 
which is called Karleton Gayre ; 

the gift of Alan son of Robert de Rollesby of four acres of meadow 
in Thedelthorp in the place called Langceroft with free entry and 


exit ; 


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the gift of Hugh son of William son of Aza de Jerdeburge of two 
acres and a half of meadow in the North meadows of Salfleteby ; 

the gift of Walter the clerk son of Richard son of Matthew de 
Salflethby of a toft with a croft and buildings, and of all the lands 
which he had to farm in Grimolby; 

the gift of Robert son of William de Coniers of Thathewell of the 
toft with the surrounding dikes which he had of the fee of the said 
abbot in Brynebroc ; 

the gift of Ralph son of Robert de Ryeland of all the rent receiv- 
able from the houses late of John son of Robert de Foterby of Louth; 

the gift of Roger son of Alan Baysant of Louth of all his right in 
three acres of land in Thathewell ; 

the grant of Olive the prioress and the convent of Goukewell of all 
their holdings in Kedyngton ; 

the gift of Robert the clerk son of Henry de Welleton by Louth of 
all his toft with the croft thereof in Welleton ; 

the gift of William perpetual vicar of Little Grimesby of all the 
toft late of Jerlo his father, in Cokeryngton ; 

the gift of Gerlo de Cokerington of a piece (placea) of land in 
Cokerinton lying in Bundale ; 

the gift of Maud late the wife of Jerlo de Kokerinton of a piece of 
pasture in Cokerinton in a place called Toftsike and of a piece of 
pasture in a place called Toftsyke, with all its length and breadth, 
and of a piece in the same territory in the place called Lwasgrawes, 
and of two pieces in the same territory in the place called Toftsyke ; 

the gift of Robert son of Gilbert le Vavasur of thirteen acres of 
meadow in Salfletebi by the perch of sixteen feet, and of all his 
meadow in the said meadows on the west side of Apol ; 

the gift of Nicholas son of Wigot de Salfleteby of four acres of land 
and a half in Salfleteby ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Swan of six acres of meadow in Salfleteby 
“in the place called ‘Hoodos’ and a perch of meadow in the same 
territory in the place called Thirneholm ; 

the gift of Robert son of Wigot de Salfleteby of an acre of meadow : 
and a perch of meadow in Salfleteby in the place called * Mickeldayle’; 

the gift of Yungwinus son of Auka de Salfleteby of all the meadow 
in @ place called Athelwycroftes, to wit of two acres and one perch ; 

the gift of Ernald Galle of his meadow in Salfledeby in a place 
called Adelwiscroftes ; 

the gift of Robert the clerk son of William Stafles of four acres of 
meadow and a half in a Salfledeby on the west side of Apol ; 

the gift of Hungwinus son of Ayldeth and Reinald son of 
Hungwinus de Saltfleteby of six acres of meadow in Salfleteby in 
the place called ‘ Kirnedaile’ ; 

the gift of Margaret daughter of Auger de Salfleteby of two perches 
and a half of meadow in width through the middle of the meadow of 
Salfleteby in the place called ‘ Stripe’; 

the gift of William son of Walter de Balfleteby of two acres of 
meadow in Apolcroft ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Berenger de Tadwell of all his dole (dayla) 
of meadow in the meadows of Cungesholm ; 

the gift of William de Hellelo son of Reynald of eight acres 
of meadow in Sumerkotes ; 

the gift of Walter the clerk son of Geoffrey de Widkale of all the 
meadow which Geoffrey his father and he held of the fee of the count 
of Brittany in the meadows of Scupeholm; 


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the gift of Lambert de Scoteny of the croft which he bought in 
Widkale ; 

the gift of Gamel de Ragnilthorp of a toft and & house built there 
with three selions lying on the north side of the tillage of the said 
monks called Eskedayle ; 

the gift of Robert de Ragniltorp of a toft lying in the south end of 
Ragnilthorp ; 

the gift of Simon son of Henry de Messingham of all the land 
belonging to his fee, and of common in the fields of Messingham, 
and of all the land which his father gave to the monks for himself 
and his son, to wit of all the land which he had in Great Slettis with 
free access ; 

the gift of David son of William son of Malger of all the land 
belonging to his fee in the fields of Messingham, and of common 
pasture of all his land of Messingham with free access ; 

the gift of Geoffrey son of David de Messingham of eight acres of 
land in Messingham, to wit all that belongs to his fee in Great 
Sletthis, for six acres and a half and one acre and a half in Swarte- 
mildes, and of all gifts and grants which David his father made to 
them, and of diking and enclosing against them all that belongs to 
his fee to the east as the road runs from the bridge of Holme to the 
bounds of Calmetun ; 

the gift of Guy de Ver, of the land of Anscoh belonging to his fee 
and of the road which comes down from Malmatun towards Holm ; 

the gift of Geoffrey Trussebut of a bovate of land in Messyngham 
and of a toft which Seward Wild held in the same town ; 

the gift of William de Areci of the meadow called ‘ Hestecroft ’ 
in the meadows of Flikesburch and seven acres of meadow adjoining 
and of power to make a dike round both meadows and of free access 
with their carts and men and cattle (peculeo) ; 

the gift of John de Alneto son of Roger de Trihampton of forty 
acres of meadow in Burton Feria by the Gara; 

the gift of William son of Warin of Ranulf, his man, of Stouhe 
with his children (natis) and of his toft in Stouhe and of the land of 
his fee and with his chattels, and of Robert, his man, of Keftesby with 
his toft and of two bovates held of the donor by the said Robert in 
Keftesby, and of two bovates of land in Normaneby, which William 
son of Wiger held of him in the said town with two tofts ; 

the gift of William son of Warin of the rent of 16d. which 
William le Surreis used to pay to him for three tofts, which he held 
of him in Marton ; 

the gift of Roger Ársich of two bovates of land in Glentwrde 
with a toft in Bunteletorp with the dikes enclosing it with free 
BCCESS ; 

the grant and quit-claim of Roger Arsich of a toft in Buntelthorp in 
the territory of Glentwrde ; 

the gift of Jordan Foliot of two bovates of land in Saxeby with 
pasture thereto belonging and of the toft which Ernisius de Saxby 
held from the said Jordan ; 

the gift of Walter Gisiors of a bovate of land with a toft in 
Haneworth ; 

the gift of Ivo the clerk of Dunham of all his right in all the 
tenements which he used to hold in Dunham and without ; 

the gift of William son of Warin of Ranulf, his man, of Stouhe 
with his children (natis) and his toft in Stohue and of the land of 


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his fee and his chattels, and of Robert, his man, of Keftesby with his 
toft and two bovates of land in Keftesby and with his chattels, and 
of Herbert his man of Keftesby with his toft and two bovates with 
his children and chattels, and of two bovates of land in Normanby 
with two tofts there ; 

the gift of William son of Robert de Lekeburne of all his croft 
called ‘ Folcric croft’ and of common pasture in Lekeburne for two 
plough teams of oxen and four harrow-teams (herciatoribus) with 
free access ; 

the grant of Robert son of William de Leckeburne of all his croft 
with the dikes, which croft his uncle Richard gave to them in the 
meadows of Scuppeholm ; 

the gift of Richard son of Robert de Cuningesholm of all his croft, 
which Siwatus held and Gilbert his son from the said Richard in the 
meadows of Scupholm with free access ; 

the gift of Ranulph the clerk of Tadewella of ten acres of meadow 
in Salfleteby in the place called ‘ Thachcrofts’ ; 

the gift of Gilbert son of Berenger de Tadwell of ten acres of 
méadow in Cunnyngesholm in the place called * Hosildaile’ ; 

the gift of William son of Walter de Leckeburna of all the land 
which his father had at * Fourethornes' and the Geira which lies at 
the head of the said tillage and of t